Time flies! So it’s already been a year that Esme Richardson-Owen started her job as a PhD-student and linguistics colleague…
Fiendishly Difficult Short Form
When Janina Wildfeuer, my Groningen colleague, asked me to write a paper for her research topic on Frontiers, I didn’t…
Late Gratification
I suppose many of us know the feeling: You wrote a nice paper, it is accepted and reviewed, but it…
Multimodal Argumentation
My workshop plans have now finally taken proper shape. I am glad to be able to announce the event scheduled…
MELB/SBG – AUS/AUT
When Sonja MOLNAR, my former PhD-student, moved to Australia to take up a position at the University of Melbourne, I…
Arguing Tooth and Nail – Workshop Plans
For a while now, I have been entertaining the idea of bringing together like-minded people engaged in the study of…
Far from the Maddening Crowd
I was very lucky to find the peace and quiet away from home and usual work routines which is needed…
West (AUT) to South West (DE)
Unlike the medieval figure in the image (one of the many fascinating details on the great ancient buildings in old-town…
A Pioneer on Frontiers
Nudged by my colleague, John BATEMAN, whose enthusiasm for multimodality has been growing ever bigger lately, I decided to hop…
Take up the Doc Challenge?
My long-time Phd-student and research colleague, Jana PFLAEGING completed her doctorate with an excellent thesis on diachronic multimodal discourse analysis…