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This captivating volume brings together vital insights from leading scholars across Africa, the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Together, they explore the intersection of language and global turmoil through two powerful frameworks:
Crisis Discourse: A deep dive into complex geopolitical and cultural upheavals, including migration, the Gaza and Russia-Ukraine wars, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Crisis in Discourse: A critical examination of how crises manifest in everyday communication, and political, literary, and religious texts. Originating from a successful international conference on the Humanities, this multidisciplinary collection bridges diverse fields to deliver an essential look at the discourse surrounding modern crises.
Contributors
Mongi Aloui, Iryna Aleksandruk, Kais Amri, Tetiana Anokhina, Oksana Babelyuk, Olfa Belgacem, Fatma Ben Slamia, Nadia Bouchhioua, Asma Boussaidi, Norbert Bugeja, Maryna Chernyk, Boudour Gabsi, Issam Ghodhbani, Malika Gueddim, Lowell Gustafson, Khaled Hafdhi, Salwa Hanbli, Amal Hlioui, Amel Khalfaoui, Olena Koliasa, Vladyslava Kulish, Oksana Merkulova, Hajer Mestaysser, Khalifa Missaoui, Mohamed Mtiri, Douroub Nasraoui, Oleksandra Palchevska, Ganna Prihodko, Oleksandra Prykhodchenko, Moussa Sleimia, Sofiene Tergui, Thouraya Zheni, and Hassen Zriba.
Crisis Discourse: A deep dive into complex geopolitical and cultural upheavals, including migration, the Gaza and Russia-Ukraine wars, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Crisis in Discourse: A critical examination of how crises manifest in everyday communication, and political, literary, and religious texts. Originating from a successful international conference on the Humanities, this multidisciplinary collection bridges diverse fields to deliver an essential look at the discourse surrounding modern crises.
Contributors
Mongi Aloui, Iryna Aleksandruk, Kais Amri, Tetiana Anokhina, Oksana Babelyuk, Olfa Belgacem, Fatma Ben Slamia, Nadia Bouchhioua, Asma Boussaidi, Norbert Bugeja, Maryna Chernyk, Boudour Gabsi, Issam Ghodhbani, Malika Gueddim, Lowell Gustafson, Khaled Hafdhi, Salwa Hanbli, Amal Hlioui, Amel Khalfaoui, Olena Koliasa, Vladyslava Kulish, Oksana Merkulova, Hajer Mestaysser, Khalifa Missaoui, Mohamed Mtiri, Douroub Nasraoui, Oleksandra Palchevska, Ganna Prihodko, Oleksandra Prykhodchenko, Moussa Sleimia, Sofiene Tergui, Thouraya Zheni, and Hassen Zriba.
Price: $157.00
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Publication Date:
18 March 2027
ISBN: 9789004782273
Format: Hardcover
Thouraya Zheni is an Assistant Professor of English Linguistics. She earned her M.A. in 2010 and her Ph.D. in 2017, and she has been teaching English since 2004. Dr. Zheni is the author of a book and several articles published in indexed international journals, including AWEJ, IJEL, and IJLLS. Her research interests focus on English linguistics, pragmatics, critical discourse analysis, and political discourse.
Contributors
Mongi Aloui, Iryna Aleksandruk, Kais Amri, Tetiana Anokhina, Oksana Babelyuk, Olfa Belgacem, Fatma Ben Slamia, Nadia Bouchhioua, Asma Boussaidi, Norbert Bugeja, Maryna Chernyk, Boudour Gabsi, Issam Ghodhbani, Malika Gueddim, Lowell Gustafson, Khaled Hafdhi, Salwa Hanbli, Amal Hlioui, Amel Khalfaoui, Olena Koliasa, Vladyslava Kulish, Oksana Merkulova, Hajer Mestaysser, Khalifa Missaoui, Mohamed Mtiri, Douroub Nasraoui, Oleksandra Palchevska, Ganna Prihodko, Oleksandra Prykhodchenko, Moussa Sleimia, Sofiene Tergui, Thouraya Zheni, and Hassen Zriba.
Contributors
Mongi Aloui, Iryna Aleksandruk, Kais Amri, Tetiana Anokhina, Oksana Babelyuk, Olfa Belgacem, Fatma Ben Slamia, Nadia Bouchhioua, Asma Boussaidi, Norbert Bugeja, Maryna Chernyk, Boudour Gabsi, Issam Ghodhbani, Malika Gueddim, Lowell Gustafson, Khaled Hafdhi, Salwa Hanbli, Amal Hlioui, Amel Khalfaoui, Olena Koliasa, Vladyslava Kulish, Oksana Merkulova, Hajer Mestaysser, Khalifa Missaoui, Mohamed Mtiri, Douroub Nasraoui, Oleksandra Palchevska, Ganna Prihodko, Oleksandra Prykhodchenko, Moussa Sleimia, Sofiene Tergui, Thouraya Zheni, and Hassen Zriba.