Conference | Sociolinguistics and Discourse Studies Series
SocioDisco Day
- Date
- Friday 11 December 2026
- Time
- Serie
- Sociolinguistics & Discourse Studies Series
- Address
-
Herta Mohr
Witte Singel 27A
2311 BG Leiden - Room
- 1.84
The Sociolinguistics and Discourse Studies research group is organising a SocioDisco Day on December 11th, during which researchers in our group will present the topic they are current working on. This event aims to showcase the broad range of research being done by members of the group and offer researchers a chance to meet and share (ongoing) research with colleagues. Topics will include multilingualism, language ideologies, queer linguistics, historical sociolinguistics, rhetorical strategy, language contact, and more!
Other researchers and students are warmly invited to attend, and discover the breadth of what sociolinguistics and discourse studies at Leiden University have to offer. If you are interested in attending, please sign up using the link below.
Programme
|
Time |
Speaker |
Title |
|
13:00 |
Inloop/welcome |
|
|
13:10 |
Eduardo Alves Vieira |
Slay: an intersectional critical discourse study on the lived experiences of Brazilian Transvestigênere women |
|
13:30 |
Levina de Wolf & Wiktor Pawlowski |
Framing and argumentative strategies in Russian propaganda |
|
13:50 |
Naomi Truan |
Indexing the Machine, Performing Humanness: The Enregisterment of Typos and Em Dashes in LLM Times |
|
14:10 |
Arie Elsenaar |
The Dutch smoes: an untruthful account restoring order |
|
14:30 |
Coffee break (10 mins) |
|
|
14:40 |
Andreas Krogull & Gijsbert Rutten |
Swiss-Dutch contact in a colonial setting |
|
15:00 |
Tian Yang, Susana Valdez |
Lifelong Learning Innovation for Responsible AI Communication in Multilingual Healthcare (HEALTH-AI) |
|
15:20 |
Janet Connor |
Computing Consensus: Language ideological work in LLM-assisted deliberative democracy |
|
15:40 |
Hadis Tamleh |
Language Maintenance and Integration: A Comparative Study of Four Iranian Refugee Families |
|
16:00 |
Coffee break (10 mins) |
|
|
16:10 |
Roosmaryn Pilgram |
Strategic Use of Third-Party References in Argumentative Discourse |
|
16:30 |
Elise Alberts |
This is How God Speaks: Semiotic Ideologies of Divine-Human Communication in a Church Network in the Netherlands |
|
16:50 |
Maarten van Leeuwen |
Personal attacks as a populist norm breaking rhetorical strategy: the case of Geert Wilders in Dutch parliamentary debate |
|
17:10 |
Wenqian Fan |
How Do We Talk Our Way into Climate? Exploring Climate-Related Meanings in English- and Chinese-Language Social Media |
|
17:30 |
Borrel |
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