Vol. 9 No. 2 (2022): Special Issue Language and War

Vol. 9 No. 2 (2022) Special Issue "Language and War"

• Editorial: Politics is not a spectator sport: On the role of psycholinguists in a global crisis

  Dr. Joshua K. Hartshorne, Guest Editor

  8-10

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• Creating communities of practice for fostering second language learning in people in crisis

  Anna Chrabaszcz *, Vera Anisimova, Julia Antropova, Daria Bikina, Anna Menukhova, Sandra Mirabo, Victoria Odnoshivkina, Anna Shcherbakova, Anna Tikhomirova, Tetiana Zmiievska

  11-28

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• The psycholinguistics of propaganda: mechanisms of subjugation and how to challenge them

  Nora M. Isacoff

  29-40

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• Topic modelling and emotion analysis of the tweets of British and American politicians on the topic of war in Ukraine

  Olena Karpina *, Justin Chen

  41-66

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• Psycholinguistic aspects of representing aggression in wartime media discourse

  Liudmyla Kovalchuk *, Yuliia Litkovych

  67-81

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• Psycholinguistic approach to the analysis of manipulative and indirect hate speech in media

  Yuliya Krylova-Grek

  82-97

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• Cultivation of solidarity and soft power: Ukrainian President Zelensky’s 2022 speech to Japan

  Misato Matsuoka *, Rieko Matsuoka

  98-115

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• The influence of stress on children’s speech in the context of war

  Antonina Skrypnyk *, Olha Labenko

  116-129

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• From conflict of discourses to military conflict: Multimodality of identity construction in Russo-Ukrainian war discourse

  Valentyna Ushchyna

  130-143

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• Threat of war on cognitive development of refugee children

  Özlem Yeter *, Hugh Rabagliati, Duygu Özge

  144-159

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• War stories in social media: Personal experience of Russia-Ukraine war

  Serhii Zasiekin *, Victor Kuperman, Iryna Hlova, Larysa Zasiekina

  160-170

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