34.2087, Confs: DRAOI 2023 Summer Seminar Series

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Subject: 34.2087, Confs: DRAOI 2023 Summer Seminar Series

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Date: 01-Jul-2023
From: Kelsey Campolong [discourseresearchireland at gmail.com]
Subject: None

DRAOI 2023 Summer Seminar Series
Short Title: DRAOI 2023 SSS

Date: 01-Jul-2023 - 31-Aug-2023
Location: online, Ireland
Contact: Kelsey Campolong
Contact Email: discourseresearchireland at gmail.com
Meeting URL: https://discourseresearch.ie/summer-seminar-series/2023-s
ummer-seminar-series/

Linguistic Field(s): Discourse Analysis

Meeting Description:

For three years in a row, the Discourse Research Association of
Ireland (DRAOI) has hosted a Summer Seminar Series in the months of
July and August, bringing together discourse researchers from many
different institutions to share their research, collaborate, and make
connections. As the only research network in Ireland focusing on
discourse, DRAOI was specifically created to forge new connections and
build community among discourse scholars who are located in Ireland,
who have ties to Ireland, and/or who are studying Irish discourses. In
keeping with the goals of the network, the series aims to provide a
friendly, welcoming space for discourse researchers of all career
stages to connect with and learn from each other.

As in previous years, the seminars for 2023 will be held virtually and
are open to the public. The seminars are free of charge for all
participants.

Program:

We are pleased to announce the schedule of talks for the Discourse
Research Association of Ireland (DRAOI)'s 2023 Summer Seminar Series.

The seminars approach the study of discourse from a wide variety of
subfields and perspectives and feature talks by a diverse range of
researchers. More information can be found on our website at: https://
discourseresearch.ie/summer-seminar-series/2023-summer-seminar-series/

DRAOI 2023 SUMMER SEMINAR SERIES -- SCHEDULE

All times below refer to Irish Standard Time (GMT+1)

Wednesday, 5 July
15:00
Katharine Schulmann (Trinity College Dublin)
“Constructions of older people’s vulnerability during the Covid-19
pandemic in Ireland: A Grounded Theory analysis of official discourse”

Wednesday, 12 July
15:00
Roumaissa Nora Sayoud (University of Limerick)
“Legitimating a ‘humanitarian’ military intervention: A critical
discourse analysis of the political discourse of David Cameron (the
2011 Libyan Arab Spring rebellion as a case study)”

Monday, 17 July
18:00
-Alexander Pavlenko & Anatoly Uchvatov (A.P. Chekhov Institute of
Taganrog, Rostov State University of Economics)
“An attempt at transforming an island dialect into an Ausbau-language
(the case of Ulster Scots)”

-Robyn Cunneen & Maria Rieder (University of Limerick)
“A corpus-based critical discourse analysis of language ideologies in
parliamentary debates about the recognition of Irish Sign Language”

Wednesday, 19 July
14:00
-Chris Fitzgerald (Mary Immaculate College)
“The Discourse of Oral History: A Corpus-Informed Exploration of an
Irish Archive”

-Antonio Bibbò (University of Trento) & Mariavita Cambria (University
of Messina)
“Three Quarters of a Nation Once Again: Discourses on/of ‘Irishness’
during the decade of centenaries”

Wednesday, 26 July
15:00
Belinda Vigors (The Women of Ireland Project)
“The ‘Ghost’ of Tight Culture Past: Exploring the impact of cultural
tightness in the life histories of women of Ireland”

Wednesday, 2 August
15:00
Simon Statham (Queen’s University Belfast) & Helen Ringrow (University
of Portsmouth)
“Ireland’s hidden diaspora: multimodal stylistic constructions of
journey and landscape on the Irish abortion trail”

Wednesday, 9 August
15:00
-Elizabeth Kiely (University College Cork)
“Interrogating Class Discourses: The Value of Critical Discourse
Studies”

-Stephen Gaffney (University of Galway)
Activating or Exiling our Youth? The (de)legitimation and
re-contextualisation of an austerity policy

Wednesday, 16 August
15:00
Steph Hanlon (Carlow College / University College Dublin)
“‘Unvetted, Military-Aged Men’: A Discourse Analysis of Far-Right Use
of Rhetorical Devices in Disinformation Strategies”

Wednesday, 23 August
15:00
Olena Marina (Kerry Education and Training Board)
“Present-Day Discourse of Global Challenges: A Multimodal and
Transmedia Perspective”

Wednesday, 30 August
15:00
-Brian Hurley (University of Limerick) & Maria Grazia Porcedda
(Trinity College Dublin)
“Can European parliaments lead the way? Discourses of cybersecurity in
Europe”

-Muhammad Irfan (University of Limerick)
“The Perception of Artificial Intelligence on Public Discourses in the
Republic of Ireland: A Study of Fear and Hope”

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