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Together with his wife, Isabela Letcu-Fairclough, Norman Fairclough, who is honorary doctor at Aalborg University, will conduct a two-day workshop focusing on Critical Discourse Analysis of political texts in a broad sense. The workshop is organized by the doctoral programme Discourse and Contemporary Culture.
Thursday 29. September 2011 at 9:00 – Friday [...]
Paul McIlvenny has recently published an article on climate change discourses and mediated action:
McIlvenny, Paul (2009). “Your Light Switch Is Your Vote”: Mediating Discourse and Participation in the ‘Vote Earth’ Campaign to Foster Awareness of Anthropogenic Climate Change. Journal of Applied Linguistics 6(3): 303-332.
Unusually, this publication was backdated to 2009 to appear in [...]
Paul McIlvenny is Professor (mso) in the field of discourse and society in the English-speaking world.
My personal website.
More official university info.
In our opening seminar we have invited leading scholars to present their perspectives on discourse, communication and transition in contemporary societies.
Date: Wednesday September 28th 2011 Place: Kroghstræde 3, Aalborg University
Guests: Professor Norman Fairclough, Professor Mohan Dutta, Professor Adam Jaworski and others.
The seminar is free and open to all. [...]
Laura Bang Lindegaard is a doctoral student in our Discourse and Contemporary Culture doctoral programme…
This WordPress site enables all associated members of the Centre for Discourses in Transition (C-DiT) to blog on topics related to the centre.
Recent Posts
- Two new journals start this year!
- New book: “Tracking Discourses: Politics, Identity and Social Change”
- Critical Approaches to Discourse Analysis across Disciplines (CADAAD), Braga, Portugal, 4-6 July 2012
- Crisis 2: Communicating Crisis in an Age of Complexity, Aarhus, 6-8th October 2011
- A conversation with Transition Network founder Rob Hopkins (hosted by Richard Heinberg)
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