Since 2019, the HEPP conferences have provided a space to explore themes related to populist mobilisation, polarisation, and the dynamics of emotional engagement in various political and mediatised contexts.
Dear colleagues,
Our conference "Social Semiotics and Social Media" on Friday October 4th (9 am to 6 pm Paris time) can be followed online at the following link:
https://u-paris.zoom.us/j/88358472467?pwd=JG9Axs751RAblaciPuianrEzQClkb…
ID: 883 5847 2467
Code: 780881
Best wishes,
Fiona Rossette
Website: discourseanalysis.net/DN31
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Congist’24 - Social Sciences and Artificial Intelligence: Theory and Practice
Date: December 18-20, 2024
Location: Istanbul University Faculty of Letters
Organizers:
Istanbul University Faculty of Letters
Erasmus University Rotterdam School of Philosophy (Scientific Partner Institution)