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Margo Van Poucke

Here's my latest paper on #DigitalHealthCommunication!
It explores health influencers' (HIs) and medical professionals' (MPs) stance towards menopause treatment on #socialmedia and focuses on establishing trust, credibility and the risks of online health #misinformation. See: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10
#CorpusLinguistics #Influencers #Health #Menopause #DigitalLiteracy #Women
#Linguistics

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Javier Fernández

Acaba de salir mi reseña de The Discursive Construction of Economic Inequality, editado por Gómez-Jiménez y Toolan, en el número 70 de la revista Miscelánea.

Es un antídoto contra el fatalismo: demuestra que nada es irreversible.
Si el discurso pudo evolucionar en el pasado para peor, también puede ser transformado (para mejor, para la multitud) en el futuro.

papiro.unizar.es/ojs/index.php

papiro.unizar.esThe Discursive Construction of Economic Inequality: CADS Approaches to the British Media, edited by Eva M. Gómez-Jiménez and Michael Toolan (London and New York: Bloomsbury Academic, 2020) | Miscelánea: A Journal of English and American Studies
#CorpusLinguistics#CADS#Linguistics
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Javier Fernández

Freshly published: my review of The Discursive Construction of Economic Inequality edited by Gómez-Jiménex & Toolan for the 70th issue of the Miscelánea journal.

It is an antidote for fatalism: it demonstrates that nothing is irreversible.
If discourse could evolve in the past for the worse, it could also be reshaped (for the better, for the many) in the future.

papiro.unizar.es/ojs/index.php

papiro.unizar.esThe Discursive Construction of Economic Inequality: CADS Approaches to the British Media, edited by Eva M. Gómez-Jiménez and Michael Toolan (London and New York: Bloomsbury Academic, 2020) | Miscelánea: A Journal of English and American Studies
#CorpusLinguistics#CADS#Linguistics
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Fakespeak

📢 Good news alert 📢

Next year, Fakespeak will become NxtGenFake!

PI Silje Alvestad has just received NOK 12 mln from The Research Council of Norway for her project:

"Towards detecting AI-generated disinformation: Fakespeak in the age of large language models"

Another humanities-driven project bringing together, not just language and computer scientists, but this time also media scientists.

🔗 Read here (in Norwegian):
hf.uio.no/om/aktuelt/aktuelle-

www.hf.uio.noKan KI-verktøy avsløre KI-genererte falske nyheter? - Det humanistiske fakultetSpråkforsker Silje Susanne Alvestad får midler av Forskningsrådet for å undersøke språklige trekk ved neste generasjons desinformasjon.
#disinformation#corpuslinguistics#genai
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Elen Le Foll 🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇩🇪

It's never fun to be off sick, but today is particularly sad as my colleagues from the SFB 1252 "Prominence in Language" are celebrating the success of phase II and the happy news that phase III has been approved for funding by the @dfg_public! 🎉

I'm delighted to co-lead an exciting project on gender as a prominence-lending cue with Stefan Hinterwimmer. We will very soon be advertising a #PhDPosition and two student RA positions! sfb1252.uni-koeln.de/projekte/ #linguistics #CorpusLinguistics #PhD

News page from the CRC homepage in German. The news reads (in the English version): 2025-2028 The German Research Foundation (DFG) has approved the third funding phase of the CRC 1252 “Prominence in Language”, which will begin on January 1, 2025. We are thrilled that we have the opportunity to continue our research on prominence in language with a focus on larger discourse structures and dialogue over the next four years. The CRC reaches 500 Publications! We are pleased to announce that considering both funding phases, the CRC has just surpassed the 500 publications mark! You can find all SFB-related publications on the Publications webpage by clicking here. CRC Networking Workshop The next networking meeting of the linguistic CRCs in Germany will take place in Cologne on November 4 -5. This time it covers the topic of ‚Face to Face Interaction‘. Find more information on the workshop series here.
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Javier Fernández

Esta semana estuve en el #PsilexVI "Entre palabras y latidos" en la Universidad de #Zaragoza, un seminario internacional sobre #Lingüística y emociones. Hubo ponencias súper interesantes. Me lo pasé genial.

Di una charla sobre el carrusel de emociones en la prensa durante los famosos Cinco Días de Abril de 2024, cuando el perrosanxe dejó caer que igual se largaba.

Para el análisis, tiramos de Lingmotif, #SentimentAnalysis, #Emolex y modelos de lenguaje.

#CorpusLinguistics
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Javier Fernández

This week, I was at #PsilexVI "Between Words and Heartbeats" at the University of #Zaragoza, an International Seminar on #Linguistics and Emotions. It was a real treat.

I contributed with a presentation on the carousel of emotions in the print media during the Five Days of April 2024, when Pedro Sánchez hinted at his resignation.

We processed the texts using Lingmotif #SentimentAnalysis, #Emolex, and LLMs.

Many interesting presentations. I enjoyed it a lot. #CorpusLinguistics

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Javier Fernández

Estuve en el #PsilexVI "Entre palabras y latidos" en la Univ. de #Zaragoza. Fue un Seminario Internacional de lingüística y emociones. Un lujazo.
Puse mi granito de arena con una ponencia sobre el carrusel de emociones en la prensa escrita durante los Cinco días de Abril de 2024 en los que Pedro Sánchez hizo su amago de dimitir.

Procesamos los textos con Lingmotif #SentimentAnalysis, #Emolex #EmotionDetection y LLMs.

Muchas ponencias interesantes. Disfruté un montón.

#CorpusLinguistics#NLP
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