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Malgorzata Chalupnik

@mchalu.bsky.social

Linguist (discourse analysis/professional communication/language, gender and sexuality)

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LIP Research Group@liprg.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Join us for our next LIP talk! Speaker: Małgorzata Chałupnik (University of Nottingham) Title: Discourses of Feminist Protest and Political Change in the Face of Anti-liberalism  Date & Time: Tuesday 25th November, 1-2pm (UK time) Location: MS Teams Online link: lnkd.in/exGfA-8r

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Malgorzata Chalupnik@mchalu.bsky.social · last yr.

Closing day tomorrow but please repost if you think there is anyone interested in this TA post with us at UoN This is to teach within the broad area of applied linguistics jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx...

Job Vacancy at the University of Nottingham: Teaching Associate/Teaching Assistant in Applied Linguistics (full-time, FTC)

Do you have teaching specialisation in Applied Linguistics?  We are looking to appoint either a Teaching Assistant or Teaching Associate to work in our team in the School of English. You would join us...

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UoN English@uonenglish.bsky.social · 2y ago

Congratulations to Dr Spencer Jordan on the publication of his new book, 'Metamodernism and the Postdigital in the Contemporary Novel' in the Bloomsbury Studies in Digital Cultures series! ➡️ www.bloomsbury.com/uk/metamoder...

Metamodernism and the Postdigital in the Contemporary Novel

Drawing on a range of authors that includes Zadie Smith, Sally Rooney, Ben Lerner, Ali Smith, Tom McCarthy, Jennifer Egan and Kazuo Ishiguro, this book provides…

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Jessica Aiston@jessaiston.bsky.social · 2y ago

Thanks to all who've taken part in interviews - we're now recruiting for the next study phase, which involves sharing images & captions to a private social media account for 4 months. Eligibility: identify as autistic, aged 16-26, currently live in the UK, some experience with using social media

Research participants needed for 'Understanding the use of social media in the daily lives of autistic young people' Autistic people in the UK between 16-26 can take part. You should have experience of social media but you don't need to be an active user. We especially welcome people who are 16-19, male or nonbinary, BAME, or non-speaking. We will ask you to share pictures with a caption to a private social media account for 4 months. We'll give prompts, but usually it will relate to social media and special interests. After 4 months, we'll invite you to an online interview or focus group to talk more about your pictures. The project starts Monday 27th January 2025. We will offer you up to £60 in high street vouchers as a thank you for taking part. To register your interest, please email j.aiston@qmul.ac.uk or visit https://qmulbusiness.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a5fv3nfu5f4KWua This project has been developed with young autistic people. it is funded by the Wellcome Trust and has been approved by the QMUL ethics committee. For more information visit autisminaffinityspaces.org
Lucy Jones@lucyjones.bsky.social · 2y ago

Out today with @jaimackenzie.bsky.social & Sarah Atkins! We considered the ethical challenges of doing participant-centred research in linguistics, thinking beyond the formal ethics review process by drawing on our own - quite different - experiences in the field. www.degruyter.com/document/doi...

Ethical practice in participant-centred linguistic research

This article outlines ethical principles for ‘participant-centred linguistic research’ (PCLR), a term we coin to incorporate a range of linguistic research approaches that place importance on the invo...

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Aimee Bailey@aimeebailey.bsky.social · 3y ago

Hot off the press! @jaimackenzie.bsky.social and I's article exploring representations of the charity Mermaids in the British press. We find that, between 2015 & 2022, the image of the charity as a useful source of support is supplanted by the image of a dangerous and controversial organisation.

Support group or transgender lobby? Representing Mermaids in the British press

This article examines representations of Mermaids, a charity that supports trans young people and their families, in the British press. Using corpus-assisted critical discourse analysis, we identif...

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