Jana Pflaeging

@janapflaeging.bsky.social

researcher @UniversityofSalzburg | english & applied linguistics | #discourse #multimodality #sociolinguistics | editor @VisualCommunication | @burghalle alumna | <3 sketchbooks www.janapflaeging.com

Visual Communication, a leading journal published by SAGE, is now on BlueSky 🎉 To celebrate, here’s a look at some of our most-read articles from the past 6 months. Give us a follow and join our BlueSky community to connect with readers and visual communication scholars ✨

A welcome image for the journal Visual Communication, featuring its logo and branding with a pink gradient design. The text highlights the journal's website link: "journals.sagepub.com/home/VCJ." Below, three most-read articles from the past six months are displayed with their titles, abstracts, and download/view statistics:

"Multimodal content analysis: expanding analytical approaches to content analysis" by Frank Serafini, with 10,471 views and downloads.

"Matter, meaning and semiotics" by Kay L. O'Halloran, with 7,574 views and downloads.

"Visual communication and mental health" by Jill Bennett, with 4,557 views and downloads.

📌 TOMORROW | Guest lecture by @mluginbuehl.bsky.social. HOW INSTAGRAM SHAPES THE NEWS 9 Jan 2025 | 5-6 PM (CET/UTC+1) Message me to register for the live-stream.

Jana Pflaeging@janapflaeging.bsky.social · 2y ago

We are very excited to be welcoming Prof. Dr. Martin Luginbühl (@mluginbuehl.bsky.social) to Salzburg. HOW INSTAGRAM SHAPES THE NEWS 9 Jan 2025 | 5-6 PM (CET/UTC+1) The talk will take place at Unipark Nonntal (3.205) and we will also be offering a live-stream. Pls email or message me to register.

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Looking forward to a talk by Christoph Rühlemann (Freiburg) on 'Speech planning in triadic interaction' as part of this term's lecture series 'Current Approaches to Discourse Analysis' at the Dept of English & American Studies Uni Salzburg ▶️ 17/10 | 3-4.30 pm | Unipark Nonntal | 3.205 #multimodality

This image shows a poster advertising a guest lecture by Christoph Rühlemann on 'Speech Planning in Triadic Interaction'.

:-) Something really cool happened in July (and thus makes for a great first post). My PhD project on National Geographic was featured in the German-lang ed of the magazine. The issue reflected on NatGeo's long-standing history & I got to share some findings from my diachronic corpus study. Thanks!

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