36.3137, Confs: 33rd DiscourseNet Conference (Italy)

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Subject: 36.3137, Confs: 33rd DiscourseNet Conference (Italy)

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Date: 17-Oct-2025
From: Marina Brancaccio [marina.brancaccio at unint.eu]
Subject: 33rd DiscourseNet Conference


33rd DiscourseNet Conference
Short Title: DN33
Theme: Discourse, Sustainability, and Education: Interdisciplinary
Perspectives on Climate and Communication

Date: 26-Mar-2026 - 27-Mar-2026
Location: Rome, Italy
Contact: Marina Brancaccio
Contact Email: marina.brancaccio at unint.eu
Meeting URL: https://discourseanalysis.net/DN33

Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Discourse Analysis;
Sociolinguistics; Text/Corpus Linguistics
Subject Language(s): English (eng)

Submission Deadline: 31-Oct-2025

This conference invites scholars to critically examine how
sustainability and climate issues are communicated, contested, and
enacted through discourse in diverse social, institutional, and
technological contexts. We seek to explore how discourse contributes
to constructing environmental problems, mobilising collective action,
and framing pedagogical approaches to sustainability education.
Contributions that interrogate how discursive practices may reinforce
inequities, marginalise certain voices, or limit transformative change
(Fairclough, 2015; Whyte, 2017; Wodak, 2021; Sultana, 2022) are also
welcome.
We invite papers from across the full spectrum of discourse
studies—including but not limited to critical, multimodal, narrative,
ethnographic, interactional, corpus-based, and practice-oriented
approaches—and encourage interdisciplinary perspectives drawing from
linguistics, education, media and communication studies, sociology,
environmental humanities, and political science (van Dijk, 2008;
Charteris-Black, 2018; Kress & van Leeuwen, 2021).



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