Discourse Studies – Ways and Crossroads

This collection of papers explores key themes in Discourse Studies, integrating theoretical and empirical approaches. Discourse Studies – Ways and Crossroads offers valuable insights into contemporary discourse issues.

This volume presents a collection of papers that delve into significant topics within Discourse Studies, approached from cross-cultural, diachronic, and interdisciplinary perspectives. It provides a comprehensive exploration of both the theoretical foundations of the field as well as empirical studies that showcase practical applications. The discussions encompass a variety of themes, including theoretical concerns, media discourse, professional discourse, and political discourse, offering a well-rounded view of contemporary issues in the discipline.

Emerging from the GlobE conference held at the University of Warsaw, this compilation features contributions from various authors who bring their unique insights to the forefront of Discourse Studies. The book emphasizes the integration of diverse research lines conducted at academic institutions across Europe and beyond. Among the prominent themes identified by the editors are (new) media discourse, the dynamics of political discourse in the digital age, and the nuances of professional discourse within globalized work environments.

Discourse Studies – Ways and Crossroads not only highlights the investigation of emerging language phenomena but also critically reexamines previously addressed research issues. This dual focus enriches the discourse surrounding the field, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners alike, who are interested in the evolving landscape of communication and discourse analysis.