The Call for Abstracts for the 26th Warwick International Conference in Applied Linguistics (WICAL) is now open.
This year’s Conference will be held in a hybrid mode, from 17th to 19th June 2025.
The purpose of this symposium is to gather academics who share a sense of urgency and responsibility to study the practices and effects of contemporary manifestations of power, politics, and governing. The symposium is directed towards scholars broadly working with anti-foundationalist perspectives, such as – but not limited to – Discourse Theory, Governmentality Studies, Science and Technology Studies, and Assemblage Thinking.
Dear community from the Discourse Analysis.net,
This is an invitation as well to papers that delve into Discourse Analysis from Decolonial, Post-Colonial, Intersecctional and Queer perspectives.
The conference will be hosted at TU Dresden in October 2025. CFP deadline is on March 31st. Please find the detailed information below.
We are looking forward to your submission.
Kind regards (on behalf of the research team of the Push Backlash project at Tu Dresden).
We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the Conference on Extended reality and technology-enhanced language learning and communication to be held July 16-17, 2025 at the University of Bergamo, Italy. The conference marks the end of the PRIN research project1 “Enhancing ESP Competence in Educational and Professional Contexts via Augmented Reality” (www.esp-xr.eu) and has been organized in collaboration with CERLIS (Centro di Ricerca sui Linguaggi Specialistici) and CLAVIER (Corpus and LAnguage Variation In English Research).
UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES L’ORIENTALE
PhD PROGRAMME IN LITERARY, LINGUISTIC AND COMPARATIVE STUDIES
GRADUATE CONFERENCE 2025
Naples, December 1st–3rd, 2025
(FR)ACTUALITIES
FRAGMENTS IN THE PRESENT TIME: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY REFLECTION ON LINGUISTICS, LITERATURE, IDENTITY, AND NARRATIVES OF MODERNITY
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
This call for papers solicits contributions to a panel entitled 'Rethinking (de)politicisation: going beyond a moralistic research agenda', which will take place at DNC6 in Brussels from the 7th until the 10th of July. If you are interested in contributing to this panel, please submit your abstract directly on the DNC6 website and contact the panel organisers.
Rethinking (de)politicisation: going beyond a moralistic research agenda
Conference: Discourse of reaction: national and transnational repertoires
Université libre de Bruxelles, September 8-9, 2025
The research project “The Therapeutic Game” (PI Stefan Rinner) funded by the Fritz Thyssen Foundation and based at the Department of Philosophy at the University of Duisburg-Essen is organising an interdisciplinary two-day online conference on questions regarding language and its use in psychotherapeutic settings, to be held via Zoom on **May 8 and 9**. Our goal is to bring together researchers interested in this topic from different fields, including philosophy, linguistics, psychology, psychiatry, communication studies, and sociology.
A BSA Early Career Regional Funded & BSA Theory Event
To be held on Friday, 23rd May 2025 at the University of Cambridge
The contemporary landscape is marked by multiple tensions: recurring democratic crises at various scales (local to global), a crisis in citizens' relationship with information (infodemic, information avoidance, disinformation, and media blackout), the growing influence of digital social networks, media concentration (as seen in France, for instance), the proliferation of mechanisms legitimizing public actors, and the diversification of diplomacy (informal, scientific, soft power) within the realm of information warfare (Colon, 2023).