Discourse &Society, Ahead of Print. In this article, we examine how eighty-one participants in the Finnish Basic Income Experiment discursively construct and make sense of their own and others’ poverty in face-to-face interviews. Using Critical Dis…
Discourse &Society, Ahead of Print. Ageist language discriminates against older people, infantilising, depersonalising and dehumanising them. Through a longitudinal study of tweets written in Spain between 2019 and 2023, this study investigates the…
Discourse &Society, Ahead of Print. There is an extensive body of work on taboo language, including metaphor and metonymy, but particular attention needs to be paid to (i) serious genres (and especially op-eds) and (ii) non-English speaking (or non…
Discourse &Society, Ahead of Print.
Discourse &Society, Ahead of Print. Prior research has predominantly explored reported speech through the lenses of narratology and conversation analysis. However, scant attention has been directed toward elucidating how reported speech functions i…
Discourse &Society, Ahead of Print. This article addresses a major change emerging in visual communication worldwide: The advent of generative AI imagery. Rooted in Multimodal Critical Discourse Studies and Semiotic Technology Studies, the article …
Discourse &Society, Ahead of Print. Following the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Germany made a pivotal decision to supply heavy weaponry to Ukraine, marking a dramatic shift in its diplomatic stance toward Russia and breaking from its lo…
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Discourse &Society, Ahead of Print. Labeling suggestions for language change as “PC” (“political correctness”) has been regarded by several prominent scholars as an effective tactic to oppose anti-discriminatory language campaigns. Expanding on tha…