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6th ESTIDIA Conference, 15-17 June 2022, University of Alicante, Spain

Dialogue-shared Experiences across Space andTime: Cross-linguistic and Cross-cultural Practices

A reminder from Conference Co-Convenor  Assoc Prof Donald Matheson that the deadline for abstract submissions to the New Zealand Discourse Conference | Korerorero Aotearoa, close at the end of the day on 2 August, 2021.  

We have some great keynotes (see below), including Angela Moewaka Barnes from the Whariki Research Centre at Massey, NZ. We’ve kept registration costs as low as possible, starting at NZ $60, to make the event accessible to all. 

1.º Encontro Mensal sobre Discurso Académico - 14 de julho, 18h00-19h30 (hora de Portugal continental)

Somos um grupo de investigadores interessados na descrição e análise do discurso e das práticas discursivas académicas em língua portuguesa. 

The Digitalisation of Legal Discourse: Digital Genres, Media and Analytical Tools

Bergamo and Online

16-17 December, 2021

Venue: University of Bergamo, Piazza Rosate 2, Bergamo, Italy

The conference is currently planned as a blended event.

NEW DEADLINE FOR THE SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS: 29th JULY 2021

There are several vacancies available at the Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles (USL-B) that may interest you and/or your colleagues. It concerns three teaching positions and one assistant position in the domain of communication studies. 

The deadline for the three teaching positions is the 15th of August 2021. 

On behalf of the NZDC convenors Assoc Prof Donald Matheson and Prof Colleen Mills - please see information below about an extension to call for abstracts and panel proposals

Lançamento do livro Linguística Popular: contribuições às ciências da linguagem.

Dia: 02/06 às 19h.

Dissenso com contribuição de Roberto Baronas, Mariana Morales, Renata Carreon, Marcelo Gonçalves e Júlio Bonatti.

Link de acesso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eK_OATFHoc

Ethos collectif et identités sociales
• Type de publication: Collectif
• Directeurs d'ouvrage: Amossy (Ruth), Orkibi (Eithan)
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• Résumé: L’ethos collectif est l’image qu’une instance plurielle construit d’elle-même dans son discours pour assurer son efficacité. À travers une réflexion théorique soutenue et l’examen de cas particuliers, cet ouvrage explore ses diverses fonctions politiques, promotionnelles, artistiques et autres.
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• Nombre de pages: 220
• Parution: 26/05/2021
• Collection: Rencontres, n° 503