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Prof. Dr. Hartmut Stöckl

English and Applied Linguistics | Department of English and American Studies | University of Salzburg

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Taste, Scent, Sound – Sensory Language

In various situations of use, language confronts serious expressive limitations and runs up against the ineffable, i.e. experiences that cannot…

cognitive linguistics, text analysis

Et voilà: A New Book on Multimodality – At Long Last

Edited volumes take particular patience, a high amount of cooperation and across-chapter coherence-generating skills. I found all these gifts in…

books, image-centricity, multimodal corpus analysis

From Signing Practice to Semiotic Theory – and Back

The University of Potsdam and its ‚Virtual Centre for Cultural Semiotics‘ will be hosting a truly interesting event from 3…

conference, multimodal semiotics, theory to practice

Is there really such a Thing as Para-interaction? Basel Workshop

Ever since HORTON/WOHL (1956/1986) referred to the kind of virtual interaction between media makers and their anonymous and dispersed target…

conference, multimodal corpus analysis, multimodal pragmatics

Digital Art and Multimodal Argumentation in Ads

Digital image-making (especially visual compositing) has gained much ground in print advertising over the last two decades. Such fast technological…

BreMM conference, multimodal corpus analysis, multimodal rhetoric

Next Stop: Rome

For a Southern View of Multimodality at the A-mode conference Again, colleagues from Bremen and Salzburg put their heads together…

conference, linguistic multimodality, multimodal corpus analysis, multimodal rhetoric, rome

Opening Drawers and Toolboxes

A Diversity of Approaches in the Salzburg Workshop on Multimodal Methods Two days full of eye-opening presentations and engaging talk…

corpus-based research, multimodality, salzburg, workshop

Sydney to Salzburg – At long last

Helen Caple comes to visit I am excited to have Helen CAPLE visit next week for our workshop on multimodal…

books, Helen Caple, UNSW

Another Stepping Stone to Multimodal Theory and Practice

Multimodality – Towards a New Discipline I am very much looking forward to a book that will see the light…

books, de gruyter, disciplinary development

Setting Sail for Kiel to the GiB-Conference

Linguistic Multimodality Research – Theory & Analytical Methods On 9 May, I will be giving a talk at the bi-annual…

GiB conference, linguistic multimodality, multimodal corpus analysis

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University of Salzburg
Department of English and American Studies
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5020 Salzburg
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