Panel convened by Amelie Kutter at the ‚Critical Approaches to Discourse Analysis across Disciplines‘ (CADAAD) conference at University of Bergamo, Italy, on 6 July, 2022. Panelists:…
The paper, presented at the 28th Council for European Studies conference in Lisbon/ISCE on 29 July, 2022, introduces a ‘discursive political sociology perspective’ that combines the theory of meaning-constitution developed in linguistically informed discourse studies with Bour-dieusian political sociology and the political theory of polity-building. It shifts attention from outcome (legitimacy) to process (legitimation) and from identification with existing EU institutions to discourse practices that only establish the means of communicating and cognizing EU politics in its potential and postnational character.
Am 20. Juli 2022, von 13.00 bis 14.00 Uhr, stellen wir den Krisen-Diskurs-Blog (CriDis) und seine Corona-Sonderausgabe am Viadrina Institut für Europa-Studien (IFES) auf Zoom vor. Kommen Sie / Kommt dazu…
This editorial introduces to the collection of blog posts on discourses of Covid-19 that were published in the first special issue of the Crisis Discourse Blog. The authors of the blog posts explore the repercussions the pandemic has had on ‘the political’, on what constitutes our political struggle and political identities in the pandemic era. They observe that Covid-19 has left a legacy in the ways in which we communicate, do and imagine politics.