Modified Phraseological units with a Mythonym Component in English Media by Svetlana Yu. Rubtsova

“…The author identifies three main modification types of the precedent units of phraseological units with a mythonym component: semantic, structural-lexical and syntactic. …”
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LEGAL REALITY OF RUSSIA: CONSTANTS AND VARIABLES by A. V. Skorobogatov, A. V. Krasnov

“…Methods: the methodological basis of this research is the synthesis of classical and post-classical paradigms that determine the choice of specific methods of research: formal-legal, comparative, legal modeling method, hermeneutic, discursive methods. Results: basing on the post-classical methodology, it is proved that the legal reality of Russia consists of three levels: legislation, law enforcement, and legal behavior. …”
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Not Necessarily Existential Threats: Identity-Constitutive Role of the Foreign Policy Discourse on Distant Humanitarian Crises by Erdem Ceydilek

“…The depiction of identity in foreign policy analysis is typically presented as inherent or predetermined. However, discursive approaches within the field, particularly poststructuralism, have emphasized foreign policy discourse's influence on identity formation. …”
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From the war in youth to the trauma of defeat, repression and exile. Images and discourses of Spanish Republican aviation by Carmen Marimón Llorca, Juan Antonio Roche Cárcel

“…Their analysis has allowed us to gather them into three groups: youth and war; defeat, repression and exile; memory and forgiveness. …”
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Why are we talking about Norway? Discourses of Norway's exceptionality in global media coverage of electric vehicles by Ville Kumpu

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Jurgen Habermas's views on legal validity and discourse ethics: A literature review by Rika Febriani, Supartiningsih Supartiningsih, Sindung Tjahyadi

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From Incoherence to Sustainability: Performance, Activism, and Social Media in the Most Recent Russian Poetry by Kirill Korchagin

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Conceptual Status of Non-Reference Use of Pronouns in the Literary and Critical Discourse of the 19th Century Writer N. D. Akhsharumov by S. Yu. Lavrova

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La Competencia Comunicativa Como Potenciador Del Aprendizaje Matemático En Un Ambiente De Aula Invertida by Angela Goretti Perdomo Mosquera, Gerardo Antonio Chacón Guerrero

“…To collect meaningful data, three learning guides containing a total of 23 problems, both exploratory and in-depth, were used, along with semi-structured interviews. …”
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Synergizing Topic Modeling in Analyzing Media Discourse on China’s Dual-Carbon Commitment and Actions by Yuan Fan, Linda H. F. Lin

“…While existing research has examined how Chinese state-run media constructs climate narratives, few studies have explored such discourse across national and ideological borders to understand how China’s dual-carbon commitment is discursively represented. To bridge this gap, this study examines news reports between September 22, 2020 and December 31, 2023 from three globally influential newspapers: People’s Daily (PD), the Guardian (TG), and the New York Times (NYT). …”
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Language, Power, and Misinformation: A Mixed-Method Analysis of COVID-19 Discourses on Norwegian Twitter by Siri Frisli

“…This study investigates COVID-19-related misinformation on Norwegian Twitter (X), using a mixed-method approach to analyze a large corpus of 426,000 Norwegian-language tweets posted over the course of 3 years, focusing on the interplay between discursive strategies, ideological dynamics, and power relations. …”
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Profiling antivaccination channels in Telegram: early efforts in detecting misinformation by Aelita Skarzauskiene, Monika Maciuliene, Aiste Dirzyte, Gintare Guleviciute

“…This study addresses the methodological gap in capturing and analysing misinformation on Telegram, with a particular focus on the anti-vaccination community.MethodsThe research was conducted in three phases: (1) a structured review of literature on misinformation dissemination via Telegram, (2) development of a conceptual framework incorporating features of message creators, message content, intended targets and broader social context, and (3) application of this framework to anti-vaccination Telegram channels using latent profile analysis (LPA). …”
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Conversion to or within Islam in Some Aljamiado Exhortatory Texts: “Fízose creyente […] i fue buena su creyencia con Allah” by Olivier Brisville-Fertin

“…A review of some known apologetic and doctrinal texts highlights that conversion narratives were suitable for religious instruction, thus demonstrating a pragmatic flexibility between textual genre and discursive use. The analysis of three episodes in unpublished admonitions underscores their rhetorical role as exempla to persuade their audience: these episodes illustrate the theme of exhortations, provide models of piety—especially of repentance or obedience—, and reaffirm the supremacy of Islam over other religions. …”
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Narrativa konstruktioner av klass: Sociala ordningar och positioneringar i läroverkets studentuppsatser under 1900-talets första tre decennier by Johan Wickström, Linn Areskoug

“… Narrative constructions of social class: Social orders and positions in student essays from the Swedish Grammar School during the first three decades of the twentieth century. The article studies class formation in Swedish Grammar School, and how the parallel school system contributed to the forming of social classes. …”
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How direct discourse shapes war news coverage by Liudmila Arcimavičienė

“…This article examines the discursive features of direct quotations in war news coverage by the national Lithuanian broadcaster LRT during 2022 and 2023, focusing on three discourse strategies: identification, polarisation and legitimisation. …”
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LA VIOLENCE VERBALE COMME MOYEN D’AFFIRMATION DE SOI, DE (DÉ)CONSTRUCTION IDENTITAIRE ET D’ACTION SUR L’AUTRE DANS LES SLOGANS ÉCRITS DU HIRAK ALGÉRIEN by Soumia Menghour, Houda Akmoun

“…To achieve this, we opt for a three-levelled analysis: pragmatic, rhetorical and lexico-semantic. …”
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Mario Draghi’s Report Through the Lens of Critical Geopolitics by Ekaterina Konovalova

“…The article analyses the report through a critical geopolitics lens, employing discourse analysis of practical geopolitics to decipher its embedded meanings within broader EU political debates. The analysis reveals three key discursive categories: foundational narratives, missed in the report narratives and new meanings. …”
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Corpus evidence for lexical and genre effects in the metaphorical conceptualization of negative self-evaluative emotions: The case of shame and embarrassment by Karolina Krawczak

“…The study examines negative self-evaluative emotions in English, operationalized through their two nominal exponents, i.e., shame and embarrassment, as attested in the discourse context of three genres – fiction, magazine and spoken TV language. …”
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Standardized functional assessment in long-term care of older people by Vilhelmiina Lehto-Niskala, Outi Jolanki, Jaakko Valvanne, Marja Jylhä

“…In the data analysis, we employed the discursive approach. We identified three discourses in the care workers’ talks that differed in the meaning given to standardised functional assessment in the process of care: part of the bureaucracy, a missed opportunity and a threat to person-centred care. …”
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Strategies of Verbalization of Epistemic Responsibility in Mass Media Discourse of Informational Confrontation (by Example of Coverage of the Ukrainian Crisis) by A. I. Chepurnaya

“…The typology of strategies of epistemic responsibility verbalization is proposed, which includes two strategies, coupled with high epistemic responsibility (a statement of fact and implicit assertion), and three strategies for avoiding epistemic responsibility (personification of information / an expert speaks / from the horse’s mouth, darkening of information source, word of mouth). …”
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