How salient are sarcastic questions? by Efrat Levant, Nicole Katzir

“…We attribute these results to situational and emotional salience stemming from the distinct discursive arenas. Secondly, we examine the distribution of the different question types to see if the sarcastic meaning is significantly more salient in one of the three interrogative constructions than the others. …”
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Strategies for the Mediatization of Legal Concepts in Russian Mass Media of XXI Century (Concept LEGITIMACY) by O. N. Kondratyeva, Yu. S. Ignatova

“…It allows us to speak of three strategies of mediatization: definitional, metaphorical and evaluative. …”
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Silencing and Distancing: literary representations of strategies that negate meaningful engagement with environmental destruction and climate change by Jessica Murray

“…Through a close, critical reading of three novels that were published in 2021, this article will explore the ways in which authors expose how silencing and distancing are mobilized as discursive strategies that marginalize the voices of characters who are concerned about the impact of environmental destruction. …”
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Complexe de sécurité ouest-méditerranéen : externalisation et sécurisation de la migration by Abdennour Benantar

“…The article then applies the Regional Security Complex approach developed by Buzan and Waever to analyze the west Mediterranean context, developing a reflection on interference versus safe interpenetration between the three contiguous regions – Southern Europe, the Maghreb and the Sahel – a region in which the Maghreb is central. …”
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Storytelling in English and Russian-language lecture discourse by Irina Khoutyz

“…The purpose of this paper is to analyze features and functions of storytelling used in academic lectures. For this purpose, three lecturers in Russian and three lecturers in English were analyzed. …”
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Nous sommes tous des étrangers : regards de la littérature grecque sur l’étranger by Georges Kostakiotis

“…Makridakis, All for the Good (Όλα για καλό, 2017), three very different writings – three complementary perspectives which intersect to constitute the specter of the evolution of the protagonist-narrator facing the stranger, others and oneself. …”
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Les transgressions poétiques d’un auteur swahiliphone de Lubumbashi : Patrick Mudekereza by Flavia Aiello, Roberto Gaudioso

“…Three of these poetic compositions are bi/multilingual, in French, Swahili and Lingala (Funga macho liya, Langues, Mankamanshi>Mboleo), the others are written in Swahili.…”
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Ideology Critique in the Age of Algorithmic Governance by Christian Filk

“…Drawing on German and English scholarship, he analyzes how digital platforms naturalize neoliberal power relations in educational contexts through a three-dimensional framework examining discursive narratives, structural arrangements, and subjectivation effects. …”
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Bias and Progressiveness in Textbook Naming Patterns by Emilia Aldrin

“… This article explores how three 21st century Swedish language textbooks represent gendered and cultural diversity for 10-year-old pupils through the use of names. …”
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Cognitive Mechanisms of Graffiti: Compression, Defocusing, and Focusing by M. R. Babikova

“…Utilizing content analysis and expert evaluation methods, the research delineates three key cognitive mechanisms that contribute to the semantic unity of graffiti. …”
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L’Accompagnement thérapeutique : occasion de partage ou de confrontation de cultures ? by Edwige Bombaron, Marie-Laure Vitali

“…We make the three following hypotheses : the support is a culture of a professional action (Barbier, 2011) ; the interview of therapeutic support is used as a tool to share this culture of action and produce a confrontation between cultures. …”
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Italy’s Discoursive Strategies in Greater Mediterranean and Africa: Innovation and Continuity by Elena S. Alekseenkova

“…The author analyzes the conceptual documents of 2020 and 2022, as well as the approaches of previous Italian governments to interaction with the countries of the region and demonstrates that three key elements reflect the continuity of Meloni's approach: 1) normativity, i.e. the desire to formulate a new "model" of relations and play the role of the EU's "normative power" in the Mediterranean and Africa; 2) multilateralism as the need to fit Italy's policy into the EU approach, involving the widest possible range of allies and international organizations; 3) system approach as the desire to involve political institutions, diplomacy, development institutions, business and civil society to implement its policy in the region. …”
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Anticolonial and Postcolonial Narratives in the Context of Political Myth in the DPRK and the Republic of Korea by N. N. Kim, A. V. Soloviev

“…Political myth, as a discursive system, elucidates how people are molded and what objectives they serve through a complex interplay of signs and symbols. …”
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City-regional policies in the planning systems of Finland and Austria: National initiatives and European opportunities by Eva Purkarthofer, Alois Humer

“…Moreover, the article addresses city-regional policies originating from the European Union and discusses their overlap and complementarity with national initiatives. The three cases provide examples of regulatory, discursive and remunerative policy interventions, which either explicitly or implicitly support city-regional cooperation. …”
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The Making-of Documentary: An Approximation to some Discourse Intentions and Contemporary Uses by Armando Andrade Zamarripa

“…The article is divided into three sections: Towards a Definition of the Making-of Documentary, Meta-cinematographic Formats and Functions and Specificities of the Making-of Documentary. …”
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Absences and Silences in Critical Discourse Analysis: Methodological Reflections by Allie Slemon

“…The exploration of absences and silences can support more fulsome analysis of discourse, and is essential for challenging power structures and illuminating discourses of resistance. In this paper, three analytic strategies for attending to absences and silences in CDA are presented: (i) the lens of the theoretical framework; (ii) interrelation between dominant and excluded discourses; and (iii) positionality and local knowledges. …”
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Essai de logopolitique. Langue, politique, historicité by Claudia Moatti

“…The second part defines the specific project of “logopolitics”, which proposes three combined approaches: formalist, which consists in working on the initial concept of a notion; discursive, which, by bringing to light the conflicts of a “moment”, analyses the construction of a dominant discourse; praxeological, which studies the relationships between words and the political practices of the different players. …”
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The development and transformation of mainstream notions on 'career Guidance'. A discourse analysis on EU policy papers on (un)employment by Christian Schröder, Ute Karl, Claudia Muche, Inga Truschkat

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Narrativités 2.0 : fragmentation-organisation d’un métadiscours by Céline Masoni Lacroix

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Corporate Social Responsibility & Development: A Knot of Disempowerment by Luis Eslava

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