All Stories

  1. Narrative practices of death, dying and mourning
  2. ‘Hosting refugees is the most rewarding experience’: migrant identity and affective positioning in curated NGO stories
  3. Small Stories Research
  4. Political Activism in the Linguistic Landscape
  5. Political Activism in the Linguistic Landscape
  6. Entextualizing vernacular forms in a Maniat village
  7. Affective positioning in hyper-mourning: sharers as tellers, co-tellers and witnesses
  8. Mobilizing Stories of Illness in Digital Contexts: A Critical Approach to Narrative, Voice, and Visibility
  9. Discourse and the Linguistic Landscape
  10. Mobilizing Grief and Remembrance with and for Networked Publics: towards a Typology of Hyper-Mourning
  11. A Narrative Approach to Social Media Mourning
  12. 7 From Rest in Peace to #RIP: Tracing shifts in the language of mourning
  13. Networked Practices of Emotion and Stancetaking in Reactions to Mediatized Events and Crises
  14. Introduction
  15. The shared story of #JeSuisAylan on Twitter
  16. Sharing Small Stories of Life and Death Online: Death-writing of the Moment
  17. #JeSuisCharlie? Hashtags as narrative resources in contexts of ecstatic sharing
  18. Mediatization of Emotion on Social Media: Forms and Norms in Digital Mourning Practices
  19. Storying leaks for sharing: The case of leaking the “Moscovici draft” on Twitter
  20. Networked Emotions: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Sharing Loss Online
  21. Reflections on internet research ethics from language-focused research on web-based mourning: revisiting the private/public distinction as a language ideology of differentiation
  22. ‘Everywhere I go, you’re going with me’: Time and space deixis as affective positioning resources in shared moments of digital mourning
  23. Entextualising mourning on Facebook: stories of grief as acts of sharing
  24. Book review: Christian R Hoffman (ed.), Narrative Revisited: Telling a Story in the Age of New Media
  25. The Language of Pain. Expression or description?