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  1. Meet the experts on the war in Ukraine
  2. The Comparative Rhetoric of Evolving Democratic Identities in Poland: Between Nationalism and Europeanism
  3. Mediated Discourses of Conflict across Languages and Genres
  4. Social Actors and Storylines in the Coverage of Russian-Ukrainian War in English and Polish-Language Tabloids
  5. Demystifying, delegitimizing, debunking: Discursive editorial strategies of neutralizing the rationales for Russia’s intervention in Ukraine
  6. Enabling engagement and activism through co-creative citizen science: insights from three years of school projects on multilingualism
  7. The hybrid discourse of the ‘European Green Deal’: Road-mapping economic transition to environmental sustainability (almost) seamlessly
  8. Negotiating Climate Change in Public Discourse
  9. Making abstract values tangible: how European University Alliances construct their visual identity in the perspective of creativity
  10. Review of "Epistemic Rights in the Era of Digital Disruption"
  11. Fostering language awareness through Citizen Science: results and implications of a project with Polish teenagers doing language-related research
  12. Story-ing AI – mini-narrative patterns of contemporary online science journalism
  13. How the European policy justifies how to develop the common European Research Area
  14. How the European Green Deal represents the notion of "sustainability" and "transition"
  15. Political Debasement
  16. Recenzja/Review: Jim O'Driscoll (2020). Offensive language: Taboo, offence and social control. London: Bloomsbury Academic. ISBN 9781350169678
  17. How managers organize the work of their units effectively through emails and how you can do it too.
  18. Anti-pluralist arguments in the Tea Party online discourse: A mixed method analysis of populist rhetoric
  19. Chapter 7. Communicating risks of an Anti-COVID-19 vaccine in Poland
  20. Book review
  21. How environmental charities justify their causes and mobilize donors
  22. Environmental activism as counter-hegemony? A comparative critical discourse analysis of self-representations of radical environmental organisations
  23. CREATIVE RECONSTRUCTIONS OF POLITICAL IMAGERY IN AN INSTAGRAM-BASED ELECTION CAMPAIGN: IMPLICATIONS FOR VISUAL RHETORICAL LITERACY
  24. Styles that Characterize Populist Newsfeeds on the example of Tea Party
  25. When Politicians Talk
  26. Book review
  27. Are organizations committed to stress management interventions?
  28. De‐bureaucratising organisational culture at a public university: A mixed‐method study of the implementation of a liberal arts programme
  29. Instagram w autoprezentacji politycznej. Analiza wizualna postów polskich kandydatów do europarlamentu w 2019 roku
  30. Divisive rhetoric in abortion law debate
  31. Children-related imagery in charity communications
  32. Fuzzy Identities in (Dis)Integrating Europe: Discursive Identifications of Poles in Britain Following Brexit
  33. Mariusz Jakosz: Wartościowanie w internetowych komentarzach do artykułów prasowych dotyczących stosunków niemiecko-polskich. Próba analizy pragmalingwistyczej, 2016, Katowice: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego (review)
  34. Crossing borders of academia from the perspective of an internationalizing university (editorial)
  35. How New Scientist uses images along popular science pieces to visualize biosciences
  36. Popularity-driven science journalism and climate change: A critical discourse analysis of the unsaid
  37. Arguments and Counter-arguments in the Debate to Decriminalize Some Forms of Incestuous Relations in Poland
  38. Distance crossing and alignment in online humanitarian discourse
  39. Representing the Other in European Media Discourses
  40. Media representations of the “other” Europeans
  41. Negotiating an identity
  42. Journalistic practices of science popularization in the context of users’ agenda: A case study of „New Scientist”
  43. Communicating environmental science beyond academia: Stylistic patterns of newsworthiness in popular science journalism
  44. Challenges of Interdisciplinary University Programs of Studies: The Case of English in Public Communication
  45. Changing Perceptions of Multiculturalism in the British Public Sphere
  46. [Breeze, Ruth; Olza, Inés (eds.). Evaluation in media discourse: European perspectives]
  47. Headlines in science journalism
  48. Discourse Analysis of Science Journalism
  49. Framing disease, ageing and death in popular science journalism
  50. Book review: Adam Hodges (ed.), Discourses of War and Peace
  51. Rhetorical Criticism as an Advanced Literacy Practice: A Report on a Pilot Training
  52. Poisoned Cornucopia
  53. Design and Style of Cultural and Media Studies Textbooks for College Students
  54. Coercive metaphors in news headlines: a cognitive-pragmatic approach
  55. Chapter 10. The late-night TV talk show as a strategic genre in American political campaigning
  56. Towards a pragma-linguistic framework for the study of sensationalism in news headlines
  57. Review of News Discourse by Monika Bednarek and Helen Caple
  58. Territorialization in Political Discourse: A Pragma-Linguistic Study of Jerzy Buzek’s Inaugural Speeches
  59. Chapter 5. Labeling and mislabeling in American political discourse