This is a gentle reminder that the deadline is approaching for submitting proposals for the 2nd edition of the colloquium Discourse Theory: Ways Forward (Brussels, 23-24 March 2023).
We have extended the deadline to 15 September 2022.
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CFP Online Symposium: “Turkish-German Relations in Literary History from the Fifteenth Through the Twenty-First Century“
The conference will focus on the “Bonner Republik” (i.e., post-war Germany before reunification, after which the West German capital was moved from Bonn to Berlin) as an historical period, as a
Call for Abstracts (Deadline: 15.07.2022)
Session “How Modality Matters? Learning from the Multiplicity of (Non-)Digital Discourse Analytical Approaches”
The I International Conference on Child Studies aims to problematise universal, normative, essentialist and paternalist views of childhood and to give visibility to work focusing on children’s worlds and lived realities in uncertain times.
One of the strands of the conference is Children's Language, Reading and Writing.
Abstracts must be sent in English, but works can also be presented in Portuguese and Spanish.
The 17th international conference of the Société d'Activités et de Recherches sur les mondes Indiens on the theme "Rethinking Knowledge, Reshaping the University" will be held (in English and in French) on the 16th and 17th June 2022 in Toulouse and on Zoom.
Details in the programme and abstracts.
The Symposium on 'Emotions and Foreign Policy in Global International Relations: The West and the Rest' will be held from July 7-8th 2022 in Pamplona, Spain. This two-day hybrid symposium at the Universidad de Navarra aims to bring together scholars who work on the role of emotions in foreign policy in ‘non-Western’ geopolitical contexts by taking different experiences, histories, and agencies into account and/or focusing on the relations of the Global South countries with the ‘West’ (i.e. Western European Countries and the USA).
Dear colleagues,
We call for submissions to join our symposium “Language Ideologies in Time of Change” [SYMP68] at the hybrid AILA World Congress in Lyon in July 2023. The submission date is June, 26th 2022.
http://communicatingsustainability2022.com/
Over the last decades, the research program outlined by the Sociology of Knowledge Approach to Discourse (SKAD) has spread to many disciplines in social science. SKAD discourse research, drawing upon Michel Foucault’s work, symbolic interactionism and sociology of knowledge, is interested in exploring processes of ‘discursive construction of reality’, social relations of knowledge and knowing, and politics of knowledge and knowing – the manifold ways of discursive meaning making.