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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