Sylvia Jaworska

Associate Professsor in Applied Linguistics

University of Reading

United Kingdom

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Sylvia Jaworska is an Associate Professor in Applied Linguistics at the University of Reading, UK. Her research interests include discourse analysis, communication in health contexts, and the intersections of linguistics with social media dynamics. Recent publications examine a range of topics such as the linguistic characteristics of email signatures, topic modeling, and the discourse surrounding COVID-19 influencers.

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Back to the future: Topic modelling and beyond

How humans and machines identify discourse topics: a methodological triangulation

Standing ‘in’ and ‘out’ from the Crowd in a Small Genre: Proximity and Positioning in Applied Linguists’ Email Signatures

The Making of #CovidTwitter: Who Were the Loudest “Covid Influencers” and What Did They Say About the COVID-19 Pandemic?

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But then something happened: A critical multimodal genre analysis of corporate image repair videos

Acts of distinction at times of crisis: an epistemological challenge to intercultural communication research

Expert communication on Twitter: Comparing economists’ and scientists’ social networks, topics and communicative styles

Competence and collectivity: The discourse of Angela Merkel’s media communications during the first wave of the pandemic

Developing a digital toolkit to enhance the communication of health claims: The Health Claims Unpacked project

Who's afraid of phrasal verbs? The use of phrasal verbs in expert academic writing in the discipline of linguistics

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Marina Della Giusta

Erhan Aslan

Michael Goodman

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