Titlebook: Discourse and Conflict; Analysing Text and T Innocent Chiluwa Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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Different Shades of Hate: The Grey Zone between Offensive and Discriminatory Language in the Social tic-pragmatic strategies. We found that some politicians of the extreme right specialized in producing utterances in the “grey zone”, thereby eliciting straightforward hate speech in the comments of their followers.

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Book 2021 is possible to avoid or mitigate conflict through tactical use of language. Bringing together contributions from both established scholars and emerging voices in the fields of Discourse Analysis and Conflict Studies, it argues for a discourse approach to making sense of conflict and disagreement in

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Taking Radical Disagreement Seriously: Filling the Discourse Analytic Gap in the Study of Intractablugh examples of radical disagreement are now accessible to textual analysis at all levels on the Internet and constitute the main reproducible manifestation of language in conflict, few discourse analytic approaches so far to my knowledge—despite their great variety—take this seriously or regard the

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Language in the Service of Lawfare: The “Working Definition of Antisemitism” of the International Homerous national and local bodies worldwide. Although the document describes itself as “non-legally binding,” it has been characterized as a “quasi-law, in which capacity it exercises the . authority of the law, without having acquired legal legitimacy” (Gould, 2018: 1). This chapter subjects the IHR

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How Do Haters Hate? Verbal Aggression in Lithuanian Online Commentsspeech (HS). Building on previous work [Ruzait?. In Search of Hate Speech. . 14(1): 93–116 (2018). 10.1515/lpp-2018-0005], this study applies the framework of Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis to investigate a database of over 10,000 comments written on controversial issues. The results reveal some

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Different Shades of Hate: The Grey Zone between Offensive and Discriminatory Language in the Social igate discursive patterns in the “grey zone” between legal offence and freedom of speech. From a corpus of . and .k messages dispersed by politicians before and during the 2019 election campaign in Flanders, we collected 195 posts that we consider to belong to this in-between area. We identified fou