Hello everyone! This is the Twitter account for the second ever ADDA - Approaches to Digital Discourse Analysis - conference! #adda2_2019#digitaldiscourse
Hello again! It's been a few days since #ADDA2 ended, and we would appreciate it if you could answer our feedback survey during the next couple of weeks and tell us how we did in organizing the conference!
Thank you in advance🤗
Here's the link:
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@_lndege Hi! It's not possible to get access to the materials from the individual presentations, but the book of abstracts published on our website contains the abstract of every presentation.
Hello everyone! This is the Twitter account for the second ever ADDA - Approaches to Digital Discourse Analysis - conference! #adda2_2019#digitaldiscourse
Sadly, #ADDA2 has come to an end. We hope you enjoyed the conference and the beautiful city of Turku, and we're already looking forward to the next ADDA conference in Klagenfurt, Austria in 2021!🙌
A big thank you to all the speakers and conference participants!💜
The last session of #ADDA2 has started in EDU2, and the software demonstration is still going on in room 355! Enjoy the last conference talks of #ADDA2 and don't forget to check out the software demonstration✌️
Now the panel on Being influential in the digital sphere - starting with a talk on “Jihadist propaganda and counter-narrative: The rivalry between two influential discourses on the Internet” Laura Ascone and Laurène Renaut #ADDA2
Also at 10:30am, a software demonstration will begin in the room 355, and it will go on for for the rest of the day, so stop by whenever you have time! 😊
Thank you Pilar Garcés-Conejos Blitvich for a very interesting and topical talk about online shaming, and online shaming as a form of social regulation!!
#ADDA2
Good morning everyone! The last day of #ADDA2 will begin today at 9:30am with a plenary talk by Professor Pilar Garcés-Conejos Blitvich titled "Moral indignation, moral panics, social regulation, and online shaming" in EDU1! See you there👋
Day two of conference presentations has now concluded!
We will see you again tomorrow morning for the final plenary talk and the final day of #ADDA2! See you soon!
Thank you Professor Tuija Virtanen for your interesting talk about self-referential third-person virtual performatives online and their use and meaning on Twitter!
*applauds vigorously*
#ADDA2