Yes this has just come out šItās open access. New ways of researching L making knowledge. Amazingly inspiring working with @Emi756 and Zhe Liu and tempting forms of collaboration with all in @PanMeMic1 Let us know what you think!
Thrilled that our paper (with contributions from @PanMeMic1) has come out - OPEN access too! Doing citizen sociosemiotics in the Covid-19 pandemic - Elisabetta Adami, Emilia Djonov, Zhe Liu, 2024 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.ā¦
Come and join us as a Visiting Research Fellow in one of a very wide range of disciplinary fields at the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies @LCSLeeds@LeedsUniAHC@UniversityLeeds š
Our next Conversation with Multimodality in the #MultimodalityTalksSeries will be Fri 23 Feb with Dr Haynes Collinsā talk on Protests, Plural Identities and Semiotic Projections. Read the abstract and register to attend here: mmodalityleeds.wordpress.comā¦
Our next Conversation with Multimodality in the #MultimodalityTalksSeries will be Fri 23 Feb with Dr Haynes Collinsā talk on Protests, Plural Identities and Semiotic Projections. Read the abstract and register to attend here: mmodalityleeds.wordpress.comā¦
On my way to Cyprus for #IALIC#IALIC2023, honoured to be invited to speak and thrilled for such an amazing programme! Itāll be tough to choose between parallel sessionsā¦
IALIC's conference programme is finally here. Have a look at the schedule of keynotes and parallel sessions below ā¬ļø
Looking forward to welcoming our keynote speakers this year: Karen Risager, Michalinos Zembylas, @profzhuhua, and @lisadami#IALICialic2023.euc.ac.cy/programmā¦
My opening keynote at ICOM_11. Multimodality allows us to look at culture as dynamics of (non-)sharedness. And see that you can share more with somebody who doesnāt speak your language than with your Home Secretary. (Reference to current political propaganda purely accidental)
In spite of me reading for work mostly on screen these days, the excitement of holding the printed stuff in my hand is still unique. So hereās a chapter from me :-) with many thanks and congrats to the editors of this fantastic Handbook!
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ALT A social Semiotic multimodal approach to translation, chapter by Elisabetta Adami
ALT The Routledge Handbook of Translation Theory and Concepts edited by Reine Meylaerts and Kobus Marais
This week we will be featuring pieces from our very first issue back in March 2021. First out is the editorial which gives such a great insight to why the journal was set up and why it matters. Read it here - journals.sagepub.com/doi/fulā¦
Ćystein, Emilia & I would like to invite you to submit a proposal for a call for paper on "Digital Multimodal Composing in the Era of Artificial Intelligence" for a Special Issue in Computers and Composition. Proposal by 1st Oct 2023. See call here: drive.google.com/file/d/13KWā¦
Excited to give this talk. It draws on my most recent work, and work done with @vlfei and Weimin Toh.
"Interculturality through the lenses of multimodal sign-making" May, 12, 2023 12:00 PM Cairo Time (GMT 3)
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ALT Talk as part of the Language and Communication Research Lab Webinar Series.
In this talk, I will sketch a social semiotic perspective onto culture and interculturality (Adami, 2023), which accounts for recent conceptualisations in cultural anthropology, and tries to tackle the issue of what is (inter)cultural in multimodal sign-making.
I will demonstrate the application of such a perspective through an analysis of participantsā sign-making in a gameplay video, threading between sharedness and non-sharedness (Toh, Fei and Adami, 2023).
The analysis shows the potentials of adopting a semiotic rather than linguistic perspective on culture and interculturality, and of looking at patterns of sharedness and non-sharedness as expressed multimodally in any instance of communication, rather than predefining as intercultural a context on the basis of the participantsā mother tongues, ethnicities or nationalities.
The next #Multimodality talk will be on Fri, March 3 (12:00ā13:30 GMT). We will have Professor @adamjaworski100 to talk about "Sculptural Place Names: Between Elitism and Egalitarianism in Gentrified Urban Spaces". Read the abstract and register via eventbrite.com/e/adam-jaworsā¦
Itās out! Iām really thrilled as itās been a great collaborative work! The chapters offer different takes on interculturality and multimodality. I like to see it as the starting of a very much needed dialogue, particularly in todayās divided world
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In the next #multimodality talk (February 17, 2023, 12:00-13:30 GMT), Dr. Pei Soo Ang will talk about "Advocating for inclusivity of people with disabilities through visual communication". Read the abstract and book your virtual seat via eventbrite.com/e/pei-soo-angā¦
Our next Multimodality talk this Friday will host Michele Zappavigna. See the details of the talk and how to attend here: eventbrite.com/e/46829545330ā¦
Writing an #abstract for the 11th International Conference on #Multimodality? The deadline for all submissions is 31 January: panel proposals, individual presentations and alternative formats (media that can be projected, installed or displayed) #ICOM_11internationalconferencemultiā¦
Just a reminder, the deadline - 31 January 2023- is approaching fast for submitting your abstract to the 11th International Conference on Multimodality #ICOM_11 conference. The theme of the conference is DESIGNING FUTURES. internationalconferencemultiā¦
thanks to the Leeds Social Sciences Institute for this interview on the participatory research we did in @PanMeMic1 Most of all thanks to all those who contributed to it, colleagues, friends and contacts. Youāve made the first year of the pandemic more bearable for me!
Elisabetta Adami, Associate Professor in Multimodal Communication discusses The PanMeMic project. Various social media platforms were used to gather people from acrossšŗļøto understand changes in interaction & communication from the C-19 pandemic youtu.be/WMs3GGEZ6i8
ALT Photograph of Elisabetta Adami and the title PanMeMic: Interaction in the pandemic. University of Leeds logo and the Leeds Social Sciences Institute Logo.