I really enjoyed sharing the session with Dr Kania and learned a great deal from her presentation, both in terms of content and her engaging presentation style.

An engaging study by @sallyhuntsa.bsky.social, @marialeedham.bsky.social, and Sarah Jane Mukherjee on the analysis of emotional vocalisation verbs in Young Adult Fiction corpus. #CADS2026

Another interesting study on readers’ letters. Keisuke Yoshimoto looks at readers’ letters (on “Women’s Feelings” and “Men’s Feelings”) of a Japanese newspaper and finds clear gender differences. #CADS2026

Really interesting presentation by Benedict J.L. Rowlett on the analysis of readers’ letters on gender and sexuality in the South China Morning Post. Good to know some diverse past voices from citizens on LGBT+ topics. #CADS2026

Selenia Anastasi and Federica Formato are presenting a CADS study of an Italian Incel forum. Interesting to see how Southern Italy, particularly, is discursively constructed with clear gendered patterns. Also very great to know a bit about the manosphere in Italy. #CADS2026

E. Dimitris Kitis is presenting to introduce an interesting concept of “psychoscapes” for analysing urban spaces. Also showing that cognitive linguistic critical discourse studies and CADS are combined to reveal how Hillbrow and Sandton are differently constructed in news. #CADS2026

Phoenix Lam kicks off the panel of Discourse and “Place”. An interesting study explores how Hong Kong’s place brand image is constructed in online travel forums through collocational, colligational, semantic preference, and semantics prosody analysis. #CADS2026

An interesting presentation by Isabelle Suremann @isabellesuremann.bsky.social on identifying metadiscursive statements in German-speaking vaccination discourses in switzerland. #CADS2026

Daria Dayter @coocho.bsky.social is presenting her research on how “influencer” is used and discussed during three waves of migration to BlueSky. It’s really good to know much about the concept of “influencer” and platform affordances of Bluesky. #CADS2026

Erin Turneer is presenting the study analysing parliamentary speeches of French-speaking Belgium and France to explore how “sociopolitical keywords” (e.g. “fascism” and “responsibility”) are used for argumentative purposes and have influence on persuasion and discursive depoliticisation. #CADS2026

Our final preparations are underway and we are very excited to welcome everyone to sunny Lancaster for the conference tomorrow! #CADS2026

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