Discourse Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Discourse Studies is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Multimodal engagement strategies in science dissemination: A case study of TED talks and YouTube science videos60
Book Review: Caroline Tagg and Agnieszka Lyons, Mobile Messaging and Resourcefulness: A Post-Digital Ethnography40
Book Review: Dennis Tay, Data Analytics for Discourse Analysis with Python: The Case of Therapy Talk TayDennis, Data Analytics for Discourse Analysis wit21
Humour and laughter as indicators of meeting leadership style in FOMC meetings19
Socio-cultural and contextual resources shaping the initiation of closings of public utility service interactions18
Analyzing frame analysis: A critical review of framing studies in social movement research15
The Assertoric Nod: Non-concordant uses in responses to polar questions in English conversation14
Back to the future: Topic modelling and beyond14
Book Review: Le Cheng and David Machin (eds), The Law and Critical Discourse Studies ChengLeMachinDavid (eds), The Law and Critical Discourse Studies.Lon14
Neurodivergent recipient design and intersubjectivity – A re-examination of perspective-taking in autism13
“Rather uncharacteristic of an Englishman to criticise plain food”: Invoking category entitlements in food assessments13
“Life is a rollercoaster”: A cognitive discourse analysis of school-agers’ understanding of meaning in life12
Book review: Van Dijk, T. A., Social Movement Discourse: An Introduction Van DijkT. A. (2024). Social Movement Discourse: An Introduction. Routledge. xiv11
Offensive, hateful comment: A networked discourse practice of blame and petition for justice during COVID-19 on Chinese Weibo11
Prospective expertise: The use of ‘listen’ in the discourse of television sports pundits8
Rest in space, Starman! Creative reframing of death metaphors on David Bowie’s mural in London8
Hospitality and ritual: A discursive study of toasting in Chinese dining contexts7
Responsive advice-giving to troubles in supervision interaction7
Teasing via the [ lo, ki ‘no, because’ + ironic utterance] structure in Hebrew talk-in-interaction7
Book Review: Thu Ngo, Susan Hood, James R Martin, Clare Painter, Bradley A Smith, and Michele Zappavigna, Modelling Paralanguage Using Systemic Functional Semiotics: Theory and 6
The #PantamiMustGo political activism: A textual analysis of narrative agency in protest discourse6
Book Review: Scott Smith, Teacher Voices in Chinese Language Teaching: Personal Reflections on Culture SmithScott, Teacher Voices in Chinese Language Tea6
Book review: Henry Silke, Fergal Quinn and Maria Rieder (eds), News Discourse and Power: Critical Perspectives on Journalism and Inequality5
Requesting another to taste: Passing food and the distribution of agency in the organization of bodily trajectories5
Book review: Ruth Wodak, The Politics of Fear: The Shameless Normalization of Far-Right Discourse5
Discourse markers in small talk and tasks5
Going against the interactional tide: The accomplishment of dialogic moments from a conversation analytic perspective5
Heteroglossia and language creativity in multilingual boys’ chat-communication4
Delineating categories in verbal interaction4
Recruiting repair: Making sense of interpreters’ embodied actions in a video-mediated environment4
Continuing assessments in online dating: Enabling relational development between potential romantic partners in WeChat conversations4
Illusory authenticity: Negotiating compassion in animal experimentation discourse4
Shifting responsibility onto coparticipants: Disaffiliative accounts in request sequences4
Asking for help without asking for help: How victims request and police offer assistance in cases of domestic violence when perpetrators are potentially co-present4
Power plays in action formation: The TCU-final particle ba (吧) in Mandarin Chinese conversation4
Book Review: Mark Jary, Nothing is Said: Utterance and Interpretation4
What’s in a frame, what’s in a name?4
Book Review: Esther Linares-Bernabéu, The Pragmatics of Humour in Interactive Contexts4
Book review: Lacković, N., & Olteanu, A., Relational and Multimodal Higher Education: Digital, Social, and Environmental Perspectives LackovićN.Oltea4
Popularizing in legal discourse: What efforts do Russian judges make to facilitate juror’s comprehension of law-related contents?4
‘ I (don’t) want X/Y’ : Formulating ‘wants’ in Chinese Mediation Resources4
Book Review: Robert Poole, Corpus-assisted Ecolinguistics4
Denial from the other side: Experiences of racism as narrated by South Sudanese refugees in Australia4
Linguistic variation in supreme court oral arguments by legal professionals: A novel multi-dimensional analysis3
Book Review: Shi-Xu, The Routledge Handbook of Cultural Discourse Studies Shi-Xu, The Routledge Handbook of Cultural Discourse Studies. London and New Yo3
Book Review: Thomas Jacobs, Hegemony, Discourse, and Political Strategy: Towards a Post-Marxist Understanding of Contestation and Politicization3
Book Review: Patrizia Anesa and Jan Engberg (eds), The Digital (R)Evolution of Legal Discourse: New Genres, Media, and Linguistic Practices3
Everyday poetics and language play in young children’s interactions in a bilingual institutional context3
Book Review: Othman Khalid Al-Shboul, The Politics of Climate Change Metaphors in the U.S. Discourse: Conceptual Metaphor Theory and Analysis from an Ecolinguistics and Critical3
On granularity of doing other-initiation: Nǐ yìsi shì X ‘Your Meaning is X’ in Mandarin Chinese3
“Taza Qazaqsha” or Translanguaging? Exploring heritage language maintenance strategies among Central Asian Kazakh immigrant families in California3
Voices in the shadow of power: A corpus-assisted exploration into defendants’ discursive resistance strategies in Chinese criminal proceedings3
Exerting power through interruptions: A case study of arbitrators’ discourses in Chinese Arbitral Tribunals3
Draw-a-Monster: Scaffolding and nurse-child improvisations at a child health center3
What do speakers do with predicate nominal constructions in English conversation?3
Book review: Camilla Vásquez, Research Methods for Digital Discourse Analysis VásquezCamilla, Research Methods for Digital Discourse Analysis, London: Bl3
Book Review: Sandrine Sorlin, The Stylistics of “You”: Second-Person Pronoun and its Pragmatic Effects3
Accounting for experiences of inattention: The case of narcissism3
Between honorifics and non-honorifics: A study of the Korean semi-honorific style and a comparison with Japanese3
Doing mutual understanding in child and family therapy sessions: How three interlocutors calibrate new information3
A functional diversity of argumentative styles3
Book Review: Sabine Tan and Marissa K. L. E, Discourses, Modes, Media and Meaning in an Era of Pandemic TanSabineK. L. EMarissaDiscourses, Modes, Media a3
Multimodal media: Framing climate change3
Framing offer-related actions as assistance at jewelry stores in Japan2
Scalar narratives and intimate identities in Northern Italian historical cafes2
Invoking time limits for managing responses in US Senate Judiciary Committee lower court nomination hearings2
Book Review: Rob Cover, Identity and Digital Communication: Concepts, Theories, Practices2
Language creativity and heteroglossia in the peer group: Children’s performative wordplay as humorous practice2
‘My family wouldn’t have survived, and I would not be here’: Juxtaposing counterfactual and actual pasts and presents in narratives of rescue by Aristides de Sousa Mendes2
Sexual consent as an interactional achievement: Overcoming ambiguities and social vulnerabilities in the initiations of sexual activities2
Expecting the unpredictable: Categorisation of children and youth during driver training2
Translanguaging in the transitions: Bilingual peer interaction in an “English-only” classroom2
Crisis classifications in mobility: Reporting the first COVID death in Taiwan2
Frame analysis2
Book Review: Neda Chepinchikj, Interactional Approach to Cinematic Discourse: How Do Woody Allen’s Characters Talk?2
Time-oriented decisions in Palliative Care team meetings2
Talking about children with in-laws: Negotiation of membership and epistemic status in Japanese family conversation2
What’s really in a frame? The case of public marriage proposals2
Book Review: Simon Statham, Critical Discourse Analysis: A Practical Introduction to Power in Language2
Navigating conversations with autistic children: Maternal use of alternative questions2
Choice, marketing and subjectivities: A discursive-semiotic analysis of six Montessori websites2
Book Review: Mathew Gillings, Gerlinde Mautner and Paul Baker, Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies2
Challenging questions in Saudi press conferences2
‘Neyse Halim Çıksın Falim’: Turkish women’s intimate discourse in fortune-telling sessions through coffee cup readings2
Book review: Levinson, S. C., The Interaction Engine: Language in Social Life and Human Evolution LevinsonS. C. (2025). The Interaction Engine: Language 2
Book Review: Fabrizio Gallai, Relevance Theory in Translation and Interpreting: A Cognitive-Pragmatic Approach2
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