Language & Power Podcast
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Using critical discourse analysis in recognising the ecological, social, political, and economic conditions in which we live. https://languagepowerpodcast.org
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One of the many good things about this conversation was that there were so many complementary ideas being discussed across different topics and approaches. Thanks for contributing!
katherineeruss1.bsky.social
A podcast on climate change discourse with amazing colleagues in Glasgow! What a great place to have this conversation! @dis4change.bsky.social hope you enjoy this one!
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We like ‘legendary’!!! ⚡️😆⚡️
matteofuoli.bsky.social
It was such a pleasure to take part in the legendary Language and Power podcast!

We had a very interesting chat about climate change discourses on the back of a lively panel at the last SFL Congress in Glasgow.

Thanks @michaelfarrelly.bsky.social and Tom Bartlett for hosting us!
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Important to recognise the distinction between 'negotiation' and 'lobbying'. Why are lobbyists allowed to be in negotiations?
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Great thread!
discodiscourse.bsky.social
This embarrassing display will never (ever) win over Reform supporters because it fundamentally misunderstands that, despite appearances, national flags are floating signifiers. The English flag perhaps especially so 1/n
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Do you have a flag on display in your home? On your home?

Yvette Cooper: "We actually have Union Jack bunting on our garden shed at the moment. I've got St. George's flags. I've got St. George's bunting. I've got the Yorkshire Rose bunting as well. I've got Union Jack flags and tablecloths."
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kranertmichael.bsky.social
Good summary of what awaits Britain under Reform.
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Nigel Farage looks uncomfortable as Jamie Raskin uses his opening statement to absolutely demolish him
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📢 Do you use AI tools in research + academia?

Survey for scholars working on language in society - please also consider participating if you do NOT use AI technologies.

Complete (15 min) & share by Sept 14 🙏https://eu.surveymonkey.com/r/FW27T97

Iker Erdocia, Britta Schneider & Bettina Migge
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Aaron emphasises the importance of integrating non-human concerns into our value systems and how shifting the narratives can contribute to ecological resilience and sustainability.
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We also discuss the concept of transdisciplinarity, narrative ecology, and how positive discourse analysis can foster sustainable practices.
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Aaron shared insights on how language constructs our social realities, influences behaviour, and shapes policies that affect ecosystems.
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We discuss the definition and scope of Ecolinguistics, its role in addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, and alienation from nature...
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Fantastic to have been able to speak with Arran Stibbe about Ecolinguistics for this month's episode!
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It was great speaking with Teresa Fidélis on this episode: a clear shift in the language used in Portuguese River Basin Plans— how ‘concern about land use topics has reduced in the measures’ described in the plans over time
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We reflected on the importance of interdisciplinary research and public engagement in tackling climate change.
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We had a fantastic discussion about the psychological and societal impacts of climate change discourse, the evolving strategies of corporate greenwashing, tactic climate denial, and the role of language in shaping societal attitudes toward sustainability.