Languaging Crises
@languaging-crises.bsky.social
Research project focusing on diachronic perspectives on public communication during three pandemics.
Funded by Research Council of Finland.
Sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, corpus linguistics
Funded by Research Council of Finland.
Sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, corpus linguistics
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LanCris Conference – Languaging Crises
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October 29, 2025 at 8:13 AM
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2/2 responsibility is potentially doing more harm than good…
#ADDA25 Very interesting work by @languaging-crises.bsky.social!
#ADDA25 Very interesting work by @languaging-crises.bsky.social!
May 22, 2025 at 10:03 AM
2/2 responsibility is potentially doing more harm than good…
#ADDA25 Very interesting work by @languaging-crises.bsky.social!
#ADDA25 Very interesting work by @languaging-crises.bsky.social!
Using rhetorical arena theory, Limatius and Koskela investigate communicative choices made in authorities’ COVID-19 communication in the U.S.
Various different voices were present, but ultimately, they were strategically harnessed by the government to advance their communicative goals.
Various different voices were present, but ultimately, they were strategically harnessed by the government to advance their communicative goals.
December 17, 2024 at 7:40 AM
Using rhetorical arena theory, Limatius and Koskela investigate communicative choices made in authorities’ COVID-19 communication in the U.S.
Various different voices were present, but ultimately, they were strategically harnessed by the government to advance their communicative goals.
Various different voices were present, but ultimately, they were strategically harnessed by the government to advance their communicative goals.