(Non-)quoting and subjectivity in online discourse by Lieven VANDELANOTTE

“…Collectively the examples surveyed and analysed suggest online discourse reuses and innovates forms of quotation to express subjective responses in both humorous and more politically engaged contexts.…”
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Representation of Medical Content in Online Discourse by I. I. Torubarova

“…A study corpus is formed in accordance with the aim – to analyse the features of presenting medical information in English-language online discourse; methods of analysis are determined depending on the aim. …”
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Moral judgments in online discourse are not biased by gender by Lorenzo Betti, Paolo Bajardi, Gianmarco De Francisci Morales

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Emergent online discourses and the (re)framing of women’s identity by Sibongile Mpofu

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Digital town square? Nextdoor's offline contexts and online discourse by Megan Brown, Zeve Sanderson, Sarah Graham, Minjoo Kim, Joshua Tucker, Solomon Messing

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Capturing Climate Change Online Discourse to Support agriculture Research by Wijaya Toni, Bakti Dadang Karya, Agung Pratama Maulana, Ali Suprihatin

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Women’s representations in Saudi Arabia: the case of universities’ online discourses by Samar Fahad A. Alkhalil

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Reader positioning and engagement strategies in English and Arabic online discourse by Asma Alshehri, Muhammad Imran

“…The findings highlight cross-cultural variations in online written communication and the need to bridge the gap between online discourse practices and academic writing expectations to empower writers.…”
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Length and Duration of Online Discourse Based on Multidisciplinary Analysis of the Student Forum of Media Studies and Social Communication by Postawa Andrzej

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Youth Organizations as a “Well-arranged” Symbolic Space: An Analysis of the Polish Online Discourse of AIESEC and ATD Fourth World by Violetta Kopińska

“…This article aims to identify the scope of this function in the symbolic space created by online discourses of two youth organizations: AIESEC and ATD Fourth World. …”
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Analysing the Functionality of Twitter for Science Dissemination in EFL Teaching and Learning by Ana E. Sancho-Ortiz

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Multimodality in Online Political Discourse: Internet Memes about Scottish Independence by O. A. Blinova

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From Lemmings in the Internet to New Valiant Protesters: Dysphemism shkolota and the representati on of adolescent participati on in the public sphere by I. V. Prus

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"MISSED" COMMUNICATION IN ONLINE COMMUNICATION: TENSIONS IN A GERMAN-AMERICAN TELECOLLABORATION by Paige Ware

“…The findings suggest that research needs to focus not only on how students jointly construct online discourse, but how they co-construe the context for their participation. …”
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Using Synchronous Online Peer Response Groups in EFL Writing: Revision-Related Discourse by Mei-Ya Liang

“…Writing instructors may need to proactively model, scaffold and support revision-related online discourse if it is to be of benefit.…”
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Functioning of Epistemic Modal Modifiers in Internet Discourse (by Material of English-Language Internet-Forums) by A. V. Troshina

“…The novelty of the work is seen in the research material: the online discourse appeared and became the subject of research relatively recently. …”
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“She’ll Never Be a Man” A Corpus-Based Forensic Linguistic Analysis of Misgendering Discrimination on X by Lucia Sevilla Requena

“…Finally, the study highlights the need for improved automatic detection systems to better identify and address misgendering in online discourse and provides potentially useful tools for future research.…”
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THE MATRIX OF COGNITIVE FILTERS AS A TOOL FOR THE ANALYSIS OF LINGUOCREATEMES IN MODERN ENGLISH DISCOURSE by Maria P. Taymour

“…It is used to model the process of inferring the meaning of creative elements (linguocreatemes) in multimodal online discourse. To accomplish this task, key cognitive mechanisms for generating the meaning of linguocreatemes were identified and researched. …”
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Ce qui s’écrit dans les univers numériques by Marie-Anne Paveau

“…After the presentation of the epistemological and theoretical framework of the study, we propose to distinguish three categories of digital scripturality (digitized, digital and digitalized), and to ask how enunciation, as a base for text linguistics, discourse analysis and interactionism, needs to be rethought from the study of online discourse.…”
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Toxicity on Social Media During the 2022 Mpox Public Health Emergency: Quantitative Study of Topical and Network Dynamics by Lizhou Fan, Lingyao Li, Libby Hemphill

“…ResultsBy categorizing topics, we identified 5 high-level categories in the toxic online discourse on Twitter, including disease (20,281/43,521, 46.6%), health policy and health care (8400/43,521, 19.3%), homophobia (10,402/43,521, 23.9%), politics (2611/43,521, 6%), and racism (1784/43,521, 4.1%). …”
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