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Dear All,

Ezikov Svyat – Orbis Linguarum (ISSN 1312-0484 / eISSN 2603-4026) plans to publish a Special Issue on language and food. As is known, food, situated at the intersection of nature and culture, becomes a powerful tool for meaning-making through language understood in its broadest, multimodal sense. Food rhetoric uses linguistic, visual, and symbolic strategies to shape identities, emotions, communities, and political discourses, while food systems carry ecological, economic, and social consequences.

Monthly interviews and discussion with leading scholars on theories and methods of critical discourse analysis.

Ruth Wodak shares her story of the beginnings of critical discourse analysis; the interdisciplinary nature of critical discourse studies; its problem-oriented approach and the importance of context. The conversation also covers the challenges and best practices for new researchers and the pressing need for critical research in the current global context. 

From the podcast interview:

POSTE ACADÉMIQUE À TEMPS PARTIEL (H/F/X) - FACULTÉ DE DROIT, DE SCIENCE POLITIQUE ET DE CRIMINOLOGIE - Université de Liège (Belgique)

DOMAINE : ANALYSE DES DISCOURS

ENTRÉE EN FONCTION : 01/09/2026

Le volume rassemble une sélection de travaux élaborés dans le cadre du réseau R2DIP, en lien avec le projet Horizon 2020 ARENAS, et propose une réflexion sur les dynamiques discursives d’extrémisation et de réparation, à partir de terrains variés : presse, discours politiques, interactions professionnelles, contextes éducatifs et médiatiques.

Three updates for the Communicating Sustainability hub below.

New Interview

25 – 26 May     
University of Genoa

The conference Digital Humanities: (In)convenient Practices, Limits, and Perspectives aims to explore the potential, challenges, and implications of digital technologies in various fields of the arts, linguistics, literature, and education. The initiative aims to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue and promote new connections between PhD students from different research backgrounds, in a manner fully consistent with the vocation of Digital Humanities.