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International Conference on Discourse Analysis and Communication Studies

📅 22–23 Apr 2027 📍 Herning, Denmark 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track will explore the key theoretical frameworks that underpin discourse analysis, including critical discourse analysis and conversation analysis. Participants will engage with foundational texts and contemporary developments in the field.

This session focuses on the role of pragmatics in understanding meaning in communication. It will examine how context, implicature, and speech acts shape interactions across various discourse contexts.

This track investigates the relationship between semiotics and discourse, emphasizing how signs and symbols contribute to meaning-making processes. Scholars will discuss the implications of semiotic analysis for understanding communication in diverse settings.

This session will examine how language use reflects and constructs social identities within various communities. Participants will analyze the interplay between language, culture, and identity in different sociolinguistic contexts.

This track will explore the role of media discourse in shaping public perception and opinion. Participants will analyze the rhetorical strategies employed in media texts and their impact on societal narratives.

This session focuses on the study of rhetoric as a tool for persuasion in various forms of communication. Scholars will investigate the techniques and strategies that enhance persuasive discourse across different media.

This track examines the evolving nature of language use in digital communication platforms. Participants will explore how online interactions shape discourse practices and influence social relationships.

This session will delve into the dynamics of interactional sociolinguistics, focusing on how language is used in social interactions. Participants will analyze the implications of interactional patterns for understanding social meaning.

This track will explore the application of discourse analysis in educational contexts, examining how language shapes learning and teaching practices. Participants will discuss the implications of discourse for pedagogy and student engagement.

This session will investigate the complexities of cross-cultural communication and its impact on discourse practices. Scholars will analyze how cultural differences influence language use and interaction.

This track will highlight emerging trends and methodologies in communication studies, focusing on innovative approaches to discourse analysis. Participants will share insights on future directions for research in the field.