Here is a thread summarising the entire special issue on Discourse Theory and I cannot recommend enough to check it out!
The intro in particular is beautifully written and stimulating, charting ways forward that encourage us to move beyond ontology, language and populism.
With special attention to agonistic practices, sublimated antagonism and a “transformism from below”. Other articles cover discourse theory and affect, performance, communication, feminism and rhetoric, check it out 2/2
New publication OA w/ Rebecca Warren and Jason Glynos in @jlanpol in special issue on the turn to practice in discourse theory.
https://t.co/SxgfSMLlZm
We look at the horizontal activism of community organising and radical democracy to see how they can learn from each other 1/
We are excited to host a double book presentation next Friday 25/10 at 4pm @Uni_of_Essex@uniessexgovt . Join us in person (or online upon request) in a discussion with Dr Anam Kuraishi @anam_kuraishi and Dr Giorgos Venizelos @GiorgoVenizelos 🔥🔥
Thrilled to announce that I am kickstarting my book tour with Towards a New Paradigm on Post-truth in Belgium, France and the UK! 🪂
Schedule in the link below 👇
https://t.co/N0jbAeAQat
@routledgebooks
We throw words like 'innovative' and 'promising direction of research' around a lot but @TPA_Jacobs' new book on discourse theory, topic modelling, and political strategy absolutely deserves them. Arguing for more work in that vein in @Journal_JoPP
https://t.co/oVRJ74i96W
We condemn the arrest of our colleague Bahruz Samadov (@bahruz_samad) by the govt of #Azerbaijan.
This is an attack on human rights & freedom of speech.
We call our international network to join us in demanding his release. Share widely.
#FreeBahruz
https://t.co/POFVu8wNc5
🚨New publication out in CDS🚨
I look at the way Essex School scholars have understood the concept of the demand and then turn to the integration/"leading culture" debate in Germany to show how far-right demands were mainstreamed before the AfD existed.
https://t.co/vVYJ2ncQlq
@phil_swatton Hm, are you sure you can't put Essex? Is it not a norm that you put as affiliation where the work was produced? That's at least how a journal I submitted to recently handles it, e.g when someone is moving from one university to another