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Compiling a trilingual corpus to examine the political and social representation(s) of ‘people’ and ‘democracy’
As a visiting researcher at CASS (coming from the University of Athens, where I am Associate Professor of Corpus Linguistics and Translation), since mid-October 2017 and until the end of August 2018, my research aim is to investigate critical aspects of populist discourses in Europe and their variation, especially during and after the 2008 financial…
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Introducing Visiting Researcher Ioannis Saridakis
Starting from Translation Studies, as both an academic discipline and a professional practice in the early 90s, I soon embarked on the then innovative field of corpus linguistics and started exploring its links with, and applicability in, translation and interpreting studies. Soon after finishing my PhD in Corpus Linguistics, Translation and Terminology in 1999, and having…
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