Thursday, 8 May
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8:00-10:00
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REGISTRATION AND COFFEE
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10:00-10:20
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CONFERENCE OPENING (Auditorium 1.007/1.008)
Prof. Krzysztof Hejwowski (Dean of the Faculty of Applied Linguistics, University of Warsaw)
Prof. Anna Duszak (Head of the Institute of Applied Linguistics, University of Warsaw)
Prof. Piotr Cap (Vice-dean of Faculty of Philology, University of Łódź)
Dr. Christian Karner (School of Sociology and Social Policy, University of Nottingham)
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10:20-11:20
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PLENARY LECTURE (Auditorium 1.007) / Chair: Anna Duszak
Carlo Ruzza
Language and politics in contemporary Europe
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AUDITORIUM 1.007
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ROOM 01.079
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ROOM 01.082
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POLITICAL DISCOURSE IN EU
Chair: Leszek Korporowicz
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IDENTITY IN EUROPE
Chair: Anna Duszak
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FACES OF PATRIOTISM
(in Polish)
Chair: Agnieszka Kulczyńska
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11:20-11:50
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Volodymyr Jevtukh
My Maidan: Linguistics of the heart
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Aleksandar Takovski / Nenad Markovikj
Is Europe “Greek” to Macedonia? The effects of Greek politics on Macedonian national identity and its citizens’ perceptions of Europe
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Małgorzata Brzozowska
Patriotyzm w polskich dyskursach publicznych
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11:50-12:20
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Piotr Cap
Genre theory and European political discourses
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Maja Muhic
Torn between agendas: Macedonian national identity between Europe and its multicultural agendas
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Marta Zimniak-Hałajko
„Mowa nienawiści” przeciw „prawom człowieka”: nacjonalistyczna krytyka „wartości europejskich”
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12.20-12.50
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COFFEE BREAK
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AUDITORIUM 1.007
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ROOM 01.079
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ROOM 01.082
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NATIONHOOD AND RIGHT–WING DISCOURSES
Chair: Monika Kopytowska
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IDENTITY IN EUROPE
Chair: Łucja Biel
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TRANSNATIONAL INFLUENCES ON IDENTITY
(in Polish)
Chair: Marta Zimniak-Hałajko
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12:50-13:20
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Fabienne Baider / Maria Constantinou
Virtual construction of ‘nationhood’: Avatars, pseudonyms and argumentation in extreme right followers’ forums (Front National and Golden Dawn)
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Franco Zappettini
Transnationalism as an index to construct European identities
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Agnieszka Kulczyńska
Zabić komika, czyli o zgubnych skutkach rekontekstualizacji. Sprawa francuskiego humorysty Dieudonnego i jej polskie echa
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13:20-13:50
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Salomi Boukala
Looking for Europe in Greek pre-electoral speeches: The discursive (re)invention of the ‘red threat’ against Greece’s European process
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Alicja Maria Okoniewska
Europeanization through discourse. National element in multilingual and multicultural political debate at the European Parliament
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Wiktor Pietrzak
Konceptualizacja Unii Europejskiej w prasie polskojęzycznej wydawanej na Ukrainie – analiza zawartości mediów
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13:50-14:20
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Andrzej Widota
Playing the ideological organ. On some aspects of the 21st century right-wing manipulative discourse in Poland
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Federico Giulio Sicurella
How post-Yugoslav intellectuals speak for the nation in the context of Europeanisation: The case of Croatia
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Jurij Hałajko
Polityczny wymiar procesów rusyfikacji/derusyfikacji w ukraińskiej telewizji
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14:20-15:20
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LUNCH
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15:20-16:20
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PLENARY LECTURE (Auditorium 1.007) / Chair: Piotr Cap
Michał Krzyżanowski
Discourses, concepts and organisational practices in the construction of European identities: Contribution of Critical Discourse Studies
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AUDITORIUM 1.007
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ROOM 01.079
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ROOM 01.082
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RHETORIC OF OTHERING
Chair: Christian Karner
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DISCOURSE MARKERS OF IDENTITY
Chair: Małgorzata Fabiszak
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MISCELLANEOUS
Chair: Urszula Okulska
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16:20-16:50
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Alexandra Pinto
Towards a (dis)integrated Europe: The constructs of « Europe » – as represented by « Troika » – versus « Portugal » and « The Portuguese » in a corpus of Portuguese satirical chronicles
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Barbara Dumara
Polish vs. British ‘we’ in the European Parliament
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Jair Antonio de Oliveira
The pragmatics of journalistic power
(The (de)construction of resistance)
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16:50-17:20
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Vilelmini Sosoni
The rhetoric of othering in the Greek parliament: Representations of the Troika and the self/other dichotomy
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Franco Zappettini / Lisa Atalianis
‘Networked’ identities: Changing representations of Europeanness
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Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska
EU’s expert rationality versus Poland’s ethical conundrum: The case of in vitro discourse(s)
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17:20-17:50
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Monika Kopytowska
Proximizing the ‘other’: Radical discourses online
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Irina Oukhvanova / Aliona Popova
Discourse linguistics and functional models of nationhood
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Łucja Biel Europeanisation of national law: Shifts in supranational and national references in post-accession legislation
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18:00
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CONFERENCE DINNER
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Friday, 9 May
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9:00-10:00
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PLENARY LECTURE (Auditorium 1.007) / Chair: Michał Krzyżanowski
Peter Berglez
Can a “global outlook” reduce the distance between the European Union and its constituent nations?
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AUDITORIUM 1.007
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ROOM 01.079
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ROOM 01.082
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IDENTITY IN EUROPE
Chair: Peter Berglez
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RUSSIA AND POST-SOVIET REALITY
Chair: Agnieszka Leńko-Szymańska
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DISKURS UND POLITIK
(in German)
Chair: Łukasz Kumięga
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10:00-10:30
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Anna Duszak
Voices of and on ‘Polishness’ in European media after 2004
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Marina V. Gavrilova
Construing nationhood in Russian presidents’ speeches
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Christian Nestler / Jan Rohgalf
Die „bedrohte“ Nation? Selbstviktimisierung und Re-Nationalisierung am Beispiel der „Alternative für Deutschland“
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10:30-11:00
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Christian Karner
Discursively “undoing” and “doing” Europe the Austrian way
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Ivan Fomin
Representations of Kosovo, Abkhazia and South Ossetia in the Russian political discourse
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Izabela Jędrzejowska / Peter Schiffauer
Sprachliche Formen bei der Bewältigung der europäischen Wirtschafts – und Finanzkrise: Wege zur Integration oder Desintegration?
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11:00-11:30
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Piotr Twardzisz
Multiple projections of Europe across discourses at a time of major political reconstructions
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Jala Garibova
Linguo-political discourse and nation-building in the ex-Soviet land
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Nadine Thielemann
Kreative Konzeptfusionen als Schlagworte – Untersuchungen zum diskursiven entrenchment einiger Schlagworte der PiSomowa
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11:30-12:00
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Agnieszka Mierzwińska-Hajnos /Małgorzata Paprota
Towards a concept metamorphosis. The diachronic change of “europejski/a/e” (European) as an evaluative adjective in the Polish press: A cognitive account
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Bartłomiej Krzysztan
Ideological re-construction of ethnic identity in permanent martial law. Mythologizing the political discourse over the conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh
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Bartek Nowak
Fragen im Sejm – Informationsgewinnung oder Konfliktverstärkung?
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12:00-12:30
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COFFEE BREAK
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AUDITORIUM 1.007
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ROOM 01.079
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ROOM 01.082
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RHETORIC OF OTHERING
Chair: Franco Zappettini
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DISCOURSES OF CRISIS
Chair: Piotr Cap
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DAS EIGENE UND FREMDE IM DISKURS
(in German)
Chair: Peter Schiffauer
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12:30-13:00
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Michael Rinn
The meaning making process of disability in public discourse: A case study of France, Great Britain and Germany
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Sten Hansson
Discursive strategies of blame avoidance in crisis
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Oldřich Uličný
Die Mährer und ihr politischer und sprachlicher Status
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13:00-13:30
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James Moir
Britain, Bulgaria and benefits: The political rhetoric of European dis(integration)
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Ahmed Abdel-Raheem
Messaging battles in the Eurozone crisis discourse: A critical cognitive study
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Łukasz Kumięga
Normalisierungsstrategien im rechtsextremistischen Diskurs in Deutschland: eine dispositivanalytische Perspektive
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13:30-14:00
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Petra Chvojkova
Language integration and ideology in the Czech Republic: A case of Czech language examinations for migrants
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Katarzyna Sobieraj
The Euro crisis and its influence on the European identity: Critical Discourse Analysis in the comparative study of political debate
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Klaudia Łukasiak
Die Konstruktion von nationalen Identitäten am Beispiel der Migrationspolitik der Republik Österreich
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14:00-15:00
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LUNCH
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15:00-16.00
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PLENARY LECTURE (Auditorium 1.007) / Chair: Christian Karner
Christopher Hart
Visuo-linguistic variables in representations of political protests
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AUDITORIUM 1.007
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ROOM 01.079
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ROOM 01.082
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MIGRATION AND INTEGRATION
Chair: Christopher Hart
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IDENTITY AND COLLECTIVE MEMORY
Chair: Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska
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DISKURS UND IDENTIÄT
(in German)
Chair: Nadine Thielemann
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16:00-16:30
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Julita Woźniak
Polish migrants in the British press: A CDA perspective
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Małgorzata Fabiszak
Collective memory, identity and urban landscape: Poznań regional online media and their readers
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Julia Maria Zimmermann
“Doing gender” while “doing Europe”? Die europäische Identitätskonstruktion im Fokus der Gender Studies
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16:30-17:00
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Sam Bennett
Becoming ‘British’: UK integration policy 2000-2010
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Małgorzata Haładewicz-Grzelak / Joanna Lubos-Kozieł
Storying memory in the Licheń pilgrimage center (Poland)
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Katarzyna Zielony
„In Vielfalt geeint“ – das Motto der Europäischen Union durch die Linse eines Nationalstaats. Einige Worte zur Universalität von Menschenrechten in der polnischen Verfassung und in dem deutschen Grundgesetz
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17:00-17:30
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Małgorzata Paprota
Mild-mannered dogs and a freedom-loving people: The discursive construction of Britishness under threat from Europe
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Paweł Dobrosielski
Identity games in contemporary Polish memory discourse
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Izabela Kujawa
Zur Bedeutungsentwicklung der Schlüsselwörter im politischen Diskurs. Am Beispiel der Integrationsdebatte in Deutschland 2006-2010
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17:30-18:00
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Piotr Napierała
Universal versus ethnic patriotism
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Urszula Okulska
Dialogic vision of European and Polish/national identities in John Paul II’s messages from his first visit to sovereign Poland (1991)
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Orest Semotiuk
Politische Karikatur: Wie die Großmächte sich selbst und andere Länder sehen?
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18:00 – 18:30
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REFRESHMENTS
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18:30
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SOCIAL PROGRAMME
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Saturday, 10 May
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9:00-10:00
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PLENARY LECTURE (Auditorium 1.007) / Chair: Małgorzata Fabiszak
Leszek Korporowicz
Cultural rights in intercultural space
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AUDITORIUM 1.007
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ROOM 01.079
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ROOM 01.082
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MEDIA AND IDENTITY
Chair: Monika Kopytowska
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DISCOURSES OF CONFLICT
Chair: Tomasz Konik
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DISKURS IN (INTER)KULTURELLER PERSPEKTIVE
(in German)
Chair: Orest Semotiuk
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10:00-10:30
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Elana Ochse
Topolinoagainst Mickey Mouse: An uneven match
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Can Küçükali
Interventionist tendencies in Turkey’s foreign policy: Seeking legitimacy for direct intervention in Syria
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Janett Haid
Das politische Wir – Funktionen der ersten Person Plural in öffentlichen Reden von nord- und lateinamerikanischen Präsidenten
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10:30-11:00
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Joanna Redzimska
Are children’s cartoons politically correct? The study of proper names used in CARS 1.
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Inesa Šeškauskienė / Julia Ostanina-Olszewska
Conceptualising current events in Ukraine: A cross-cultural analysis of online press releases
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Magdalena Borowik / Charlotte Rupprecht
Schleppennetzfischerei im Datenmeer – Metaphern und Metonymien im deutschen und amerikanischen Diskurs um den NSA-Überwachungsskandal
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11:00-11:30
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Marta Brzezińska
Visual rhetoric and political change in film – based on German cinema related to the year 1989
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Olena Shershnova
Ukraine – «undoing Europe»: What we’re fighting for?
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11:30 – 12:00
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COFFEE BREAK
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AUDITORIUM 1.007
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ROOM 01.079
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ROOM 01.082
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IDENTITY AND IDEOLOGY
Chair: Piotr Twardzisz
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REPRESENTATION AND FRAMING
Chair: Tomasz Konik
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LEXICAL CHOICES IN (EUROPEAN) DISCOURSE
Chair: Marta Brzezińska
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12:00-12:30
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Ewa Gieroń-Czepczor
Are Polish politicians out of this world? Cosmic and religious conceptual metaphors in political discourse
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Filips Lastovskis
EU Parliament elections and discursive framing in online news media “Delfi” portal audience commentaries
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Lil Reif
When the European Union is West and the EHEA is EU: Iconization and erasure in public discourse on language policy in higher education
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12:30-13:00
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Valentyna Ushchyna
Manipulative use of “risk” as a stance in political communication
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Magdalena Nowak
How to dismantle a language: (De)constructing representations of Scots in Scottish parliamentary discourse
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Chiara Nasti
Doing or undoing Europe in the Lisbon Treaty debate. A corpus-based analysis of British newspapers
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13:00-13:30
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Tamar Lomadze
Linguistic peculiarities of PR in Georgian reality
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Ayten Rzayeva
Names as the representations of knowledge in political discourse
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Anna Jopek-Bosiacka Katyń judicial discourse as political discourse
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13:30
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CONFERENCE CLOSING (Auditorium 1.007)
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