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The multimodal construction of empathy in the representation of Ukrainian displaced people: The case of British television
Castaldi, J. 2025. The multimodal construction of empathy in the representation of Ukrainian displaced people: The case of British television.

Conference paper

Multimodal discourse reception: ​Approaches and methods
Castaldi, J. and Bucher, H.-J. 2025. Multimodal discourse reception: ​Approaches and methods.

Conference paper

Linguistics, media discourse and multimodality
Castaldi, J. 2025. Linguistics, media discourse and multimodality.

Lecture

Multisensory processing, affect and multimodal manipulation: Investigating travel documentaries
Castaldi, J. 2025. Multisensory processing, affect and multimodal manipulation: Investigating travel documentaries. in: Feeling, Skill and Knowledge: Semiotics of the Subject in Environment, Culture and World Cham Springer Nature. pp. 37-48

Book chapter

Integrating multimodality and reception studies for research in the humanities and social sciences
Castaldi, J. 2025. Integrating multimodality and reception studies for research in the humanities and social sciences.

Conference keynote

Multimodality and reception studies
Castaldi, J. 2025. Multimodality and reception studies. Visual Communication. 24 (3). https://doi.org/10.1177/14703572251331136

Journal article

Multimodality, AI and pedagogy: A framework for empirical precision
Castaldi, J. 2025. Multimodality, AI and pedagogy: A framework for empirical precision.

Conference keynote

Teachers’ perceptions towards research engagement and its relation to their continuous professional development: case of Algerian University teachers of English
Ould Khessal, A. 2025. Teachers’ perceptions towards research engagement and its relation to their continuous professional development: case of Algerian University teachers of English. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Language and Linguistics

PhD Thesis

Investigating ideology, manipulation, and text interpretation in documentary films
Castaldi, J. 2025. Investigating ideology, manipulation, and text interpretation in documentary films.

Lecture

Investigating multimodality, reception and civic participation on YouTube. A case study of the documentary “Greece: The Hidden War”
Castaldi, J. and Foundouka, I. 2025. Investigating multimodality, reception and civic participation on YouTube. A case study of the documentary “Greece: The Hidden War”. Visual Communication. 24 (3).

Journal article

Multimodality, ideology, and manipulation: BBC Travel documentaries and the Illusion of empire
Castaldi, J. 2025. Multimodality, ideology, and manipulation: BBC Travel documentaries and the Illusion of empire. New York Routledge.

Book

From ‘no space’ to ‘scholarly space’: A reflection on the place of scholarship in the third space
Bishopp-Martin, S. and Johnson, I. 2025. From ‘no space’ to ‘scholarly space’: A reflection on the place of scholarship in the third space. Journal of Learning Development in Higher Education. (33). https://doi.org/10.47408/jldhe.vi33.1189

Journal article

Cognition, Relevance and Ideology Formation through Travel Documentaries: A Longitudinal Approach to Audiences
Castaldi, J. 2024. Cognition, Relevance and Ideology Formation through Travel Documentaries: A Longitudinal Approach to Audiences. Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric. 69 (1), pp. 113-137. https://doi.org/10.2478/slgr-2024-0010

Journal article

Refining concepts for empirical multimodal research: defining semiotic modes and semiotic resources
Castaldi, J. 2024. Refining concepts for empirical multimodal research: defining semiotic modes and semiotic resources. Frontiers in Communication. 9, p. 1336325. https://doi.org/10.3389/fcomm.2024.1336325

Journal article

The paths teachers take - a narrative inquiry into TESOL teacher careers in North Africa
Baguley, N. 2024. The paths teachers take - a narrative inquiry into TESOL teacher careers in North Africa. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Language and Linguistics

PhD Thesis

The representation of the anglophone cultures in the Algerian EFL textbooks: teacher’s beliefs and classroom practices
Rezig, F. 2024. The representation of the anglophone cultures in the Algerian EFL textbooks: teacher’s beliefs and classroom practices. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Language and Linguistics

PhD Thesis

Exploring Algerian doctoral students’ English academic writing transformation at UK universities
Rahmani, N. 2024. Exploring Algerian doctoral students’ English academic writing transformation at UK universities. PhD Thesis Centre for Language and Linguistics

PhD Thesis

Learning developers as scholars: Raising our voice
Bishopp-Martin, S. and Johnson, I. 2024. Learning developers as scholars: Raising our voice. Journal of Learning Development in Higher Education. (32). https://doi.org/10.47408/jldhe.vi32.1417

Journal article

Research and scholarship in learning development
Bishopp-Martin, S. and Johnson, I. 2024. Research and scholarship in learning development. in: Syska, A. and Buckley, C. (ed.) How to Be a Learning Developer in Higher Education: Critical Perspectiives, Community and Practice London Routledge. pp. 155-163

Book chapter

Pedagogies of English as a second foreign language in Algerian middle schools: a sociocultural perspective
Snoussi, S. 2024. Pedagogies of English as a second foreign language in Algerian middle schools: a sociocultural perspective. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Linguistics and Language

PhD Thesis

Surveying the EFL learning beliefs of engineering students in China’s higher education: Implications for curriculum development
Wang, Y. 2024. Surveying the EFL learning beliefs of engineering students in China’s higher education: Implications for curriculum development.

Speech

Appendices for 'Multimodality, Ideology and Manipulation: BBC Travel Documentaries and the Illusion of Empire'
Castaldi, J. 2024. Appendices for 'Multimodality, Ideology and Manipulation: BBC Travel Documentaries and the Illusion of Empire'.

Dataset

Approaching manipulation in current​ discourses: A growing interdisciplinary research​ endeavour
Castaldi, J. and Konieczna, E. 2024. Approaching manipulation in current​ discourses: A growing interdisciplinary research​ endeavour.

Conference paper

Between positivism and relativism: A critical realist approach to the analysis of multimodal texts
Castaldi, J. 2024. Between positivism and relativism: A critical realist approach to the analysis of multimodal texts.

Conference paper

The representation of the Ukrainian displaced people diaspora on British television: A multimodal critical discourse analysis
Castaldi, J. 2024. The representation of the Ukrainian displaced people diaspora on British television: A multimodal critical discourse analysis.

Conference paper

From migration to intercultural tourism: A journey of adaptation and appreciation
Mahmud, C. R 2024. From migration to intercultural tourism: A journey of adaptation and appreciation.

Other

Why do things matter? Kurdish material culture and identity
Mahmud, C. R. 2024. Why do things matter? Kurdish material culture and identity.

Conference paper

Objects are not just a thing - (re)negotiating identity through using material objects within the Kurdish diaspora in the UK
Mahmud, C. R 2024. Objects are not just a thing - (re)negotiating identity through using material objects within the Kurdish diaspora in the UK.

Other

Technology and language learning: A multimodal perspective
Castaldi, J. 2024. Technology and language learning: A multimodal perspective.

Conference keynote

What does the other look like? A critical multimodal analysis of the representation of otherness in British television programmes about Ukrainian Displaced People
Castaldi, J. 2024. What does the other look like? A critical multimodal analysis of the representation of otherness in British television programmes about Ukrainian Displaced People.

Conference paper

Keeping the myth of the British Empire alive: Combining a multimodal analysis of two BBC travel documentaries with audience research
Castaldi, J. 2024. Keeping the myth of the British Empire alive: Combining a multimodal analysis of two BBC travel documentaries with audience research. in: Zantides, E. and Andreou, S. (ed.) Semiotics and Visual Communication IV: Myths of Today Newcastle upon Tyne Cambridge Scholars Publishing. pp. 331-353

Book chapter

Integrating Relevance Theory and Critical Realism for the analysis of manipulation
Castaldi, J. 2024. Integrating Relevance Theory and Critical Realism for the analysis of manipulation.

Conference paper

Objects are not just a thing – (re)negotiating identity through using material objects within the Kurdish diaspora in the UK
Mahmud, C. 2024. Objects are not just a thing – (re)negotiating identity through using material objects within the Kurdish diaspora in the UK. Applied Linguistics Review. https://doi.org/10.1515/applirev-2024-0055

Journal article

‘Where are you from?’ and ‘foreigners’
Kebabi, Amina 2024. ‘Where are you from?’ and ‘foreigners’. Journal of Language and Discrimination. 8 (1), pp. 100-120. https://doi.org/10.1558/jld.25340

Journal article

Podcast episode: The collaborative writing group: creating a writing community
Bishopp-Martin, S. 2023. Podcast episode: The collaborative writing group: creating a writing community.

Digital or visual media

A sociolinguistic study of code switching motivations and language attitudes among multilingual Algerians in the UK
Ben Said, A. 2023. A sociolinguistic study of code switching motivations and language attitudes among multilingual Algerians in the UK. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Language and Linguistics

PhD Thesis

The representation of Muslims in Donald J. Trump's 2015-16 presidential campaign: A discourse-historical analysis
Boucherak, C. 2023. The representation of Muslims in Donald J. Trump's 2015-16 presidential campaign: A discourse-historical analysis. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Language and Lingusitics

PhD Thesis

Home or Away: (re)negotiating identity through living in the ‘in-between’ – a qualitative investigation of the Kurdish diaspora in the United Kingdom
Mahmud, C. 2023. Home or Away: (re)negotiating identity through living in the ‘in-between’ – a qualitative investigation of the Kurdish diaspora in the United Kingdom. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Language and Lingusitics

PhD Thesis

Challenging perceptions about critical thinking: researching the nature and development of criticality through the eyes of Algerian doctoral students in the UK
Zidouni, T. 2023. Challenging perceptions about critical thinking: researching the nature and development of criticality through the eyes of Algerian doctoral students in the UK. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Language and Lingusitics

PhD Thesis

Peace and violence in the framing of the 2019 Algerian Hirak by Al-Jazeera English, the BBC and France 24: a critical discourse analysis
Bahri, I. 2023. Peace and violence in the framing of the 2019 Algerian Hirak by Al-Jazeera English, the BBC and France 24: a critical discourse analysis. PhD Thesis Canterbury Christ Church University Centre for Language and Linguistics

PhD Thesis

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