Banan Assiri
@bananassiri.bsky.social
PhD in Language and Communication Research @ Cardiff University | Lecturer @ King Khalid University | Passionate about weaving together the threads of language and culture through Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies and and Cross-Cultural Communication.
Thrilled to announce that my first research paper after completing my PhD 💃 🎓 has been accepted for #CL2025! 🎉 Excited to share insights on 'Bridging Cultures on Screen: Corpus Linguistic Insights into Intercultural Discourse in Saudi Arabian Filmmaking.' Looking forward to the event!
📢 Review outcomes for #CL2025 have just been sent via email 📢
Congratulations to the authors of all accepted submissions, and many thanks to our programme committee for providing over 1,000 reviews!
Registration will open at the end of March - more info: www.cl2025.co.uk
Congratulations to the authors of all accepted submissions, and many thanks to our programme committee for providing over 1,000 reviews!
Registration will open at the end of March - more info: www.cl2025.co.uk
March 3, 2025 at 6:01 PM
Thrilled to announce that my first research paper after completing my PhD 💃 🎓 has been accepted for #CL2025! 🎉 Excited to share insights on 'Bridging Cultures on Screen: Corpus Linguistic Insights into Intercultural Discourse in Saudi Arabian Filmmaking.' Looking forward to the event!
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📢 The Discursive Construction of Migrant Identities co-edited with @drsimongoodman.bsky.social & Stuart Dunmore
Very proud of this collection in which we have tried to shift assumptions around whose perspective we should analyse 1/4
Very proud of this collection in which we have tried to shift assumptions around whose perspective we should analyse 1/4
February 12, 2025 at 2:16 PM
📢 The Discursive Construction of Migrant Identities co-edited with @drsimongoodman.bsky.social & Stuart Dunmore
Very proud of this collection in which we have tried to shift assumptions around whose perspective we should analyse 1/4
Very proud of this collection in which we have tried to shift assumptions around whose perspective we should analyse 1/4