Discussion Of Research Research Articles

Bibliometric, network, and thematic mapping analyses of metaphor and discourse in COVID-19 publications from 2020 to 2022.

The research contributions of metaphor as part of (critical) discourse studies have flourished during COVID-19; hence, it is necessary to consider their progress and foresee their future growth. To obtain a comprehensive understanding of COVID metaphor research in discourse and to identify the most recent research foci, bibliometric, network, thematic mapping and word cloud analyses were conducted in this study. The results showed that (1) research on COVID metaphors is largely shaped by Critical Discourse Analysis research approaches and methodologies; (2) the research production has investigated traditional genres such as news and emerging genres, including social media and multimodal data; and (3) research highlights the role played by metaphors in persuasion in public discourse. The findings of this study can assist future research in this or related fields by providing an overview of metaphor research in crisis communication.

The dark side of advertising: promoting unhealthy food consumption

PurposeScholars have noted the impact of advertising on unhealthy food consumption. However, a systematic literature review (SLR) on this topic is currently lacking. This study aims to find, analyze and synthesize prior literature to set the stage for future researchers and practitioners. It also uncovers research gaps, suggests potential research questions and presents a conceptual framework for use in future research.Design/methodology/approachThis paper catalogs and synthesizes topic-related literature by using the time-tested SLR methodology. It identifies and analyzes 99 relevant studies that have addressed the impact of advertising on unhealthy food consumption. Research profiling of the selected studies supported the synthesis of key themes in the extant literature.FindingsThe authors identify three key thematic foci: a) viewer attributes pertaining to excessive unhealthy food consumption, b) advertisement attributes pertaining to excessive unhealthy food consumption and, c) unhealthy food consumption regulation. Within these themes, the authors also identify some subthemes, presenting specific advertising and viewer attributes that contribute to unhealthy food consumption. The authors further develop a conceptual framework based on the stimulus-organism-response (S-O-R) model, summarizing the findings of the study. This could aid future researchers and practitioners in their design of certain strategies.Research limitations/implicationsThe study uncovers various gaps in the extant literature and suggests potential areas that can be examined by scholars. From a practical perspective, the study recommends certain actionable strategies for policymakers, helping customers to achieve the long-term goal of obesity reduction.Practical implicationsFrom the perspective of practice, the study recommends certain actionable strategies for policymakers helping customers achieve the long-term goal of obesity reduction.Originality/valueThe current study makes a novel contribution to the research on advertising and unhealthy food consumption by identifying theme-based research gaps in the existing literature, mapping those with potential research questions and presenting a conceptual framework based on the S-O-R model. Based on the findings, the study also proposes five potential research models examining diverse aspects of advertising and unhealthy food consumption to guide interested scholars and practitioners to shape the future research discourse.

Цифровая биоэтика: дисциплинарный статус между традицией и вычислением

The article highlights and analyzes the concept of “digital bioethics” as the use of digital methods for empirical research in bioethical discourse. The leader of bioethical research in Russia, Boris Grigoryevich Yudin, predicted an expan­sion of the range of social technologies that ensure effective public participation in the discussion and solution of problems in the field of science and technol­ogy. The spread of bioethical discourse in the digital space caused the formation of the concept of “digital bioethics”. The concept of “digital bioethics” has not been used so far in the Russian research literature, however, a number of topics discussed by Russian authors are close to the various aspects that digital bioethics draws attention to in its disciplinary formulation. Digital formats for understanding complex ethical issues in the public space, without canceling anal­ogous forms of bioethical discussions, give rise to a new reality of bioethical dis­course, which becomes the subject of digital bioethics using digital methods of empirical bioethical research. At the same time, there is no change in the un­derstanding of the subject of bioethics. Digital methods of data collection and analysis contribute to the development of empirical bioethics through attention to the subjective experience of an individual and social groups, reflected in pub­lic discussions in the digital space, and can also describe the digital landscape of the operation of bioethical principles.

A Methodological Approach to Legal and Administrative Translation

"Corpus linguistics represents, in the study of legal language, a method with various practical manifestations with the role of allowing a thorough analysis of the particularities of specialized legal discourse. The present work represents a theoretical and practical study that approaches from an interdisciplinary perspective the connection between corpus analysis and legal discourse, emphasizing concrete techniques for using the linguistic mechanisms used in corpus linguistics. The constitution and selection of a corpus for the purpose of pragmatic analysis requires a documentation effort on the part of researchers concerned with the thorough research of the legal discourse, using a series of established as well as innovative methods, as well as the computer programs and databases used to collect the analyzed data. At the same time, the socio-pragmatic framework in which the legal discourse is drawn up and captured has an important influence on the applicable legal norms, but also on the drafting methods of legal documents. Therefore, the analysis of the corpus represents an important step in the deciphering of legal texts both at the national and at the European level, the particular character of the legal discourse taking shape also through the linguistic mechanisms characteristic of this type of discourse, approaching a multidisciplinary plan."

CONVERSATIAONAL ANALYSIS AS A TOOL OF DRAMA DISCOURSE RESEARCH (BASED ON THE DRAMAS OF THE BRITISH PLAYWRIGHTS OF THE 20TH CENTURY)

The article examines the texts of dramas of British playwrights of the 20th century through the prism of the methodology of conversational analysis (CA). CA is a relatively new branch of Pragmatics and Sociolinguistics that investigates the features of speech interaction: the structure and formal properties of speech, which help interlocutors to interpret each other’s behaviour, language means at the empiric level, which put in order and control the sequence of expressions of interlocutors. CA developed from the theories of social organization of ethnomethodology by Harold Garfinkel. Sociologists and linguists Harvey Sacks, Emanuel A. Schegloff, and Gail Jefferson became the founders of the new research method of a dialogue (polilogue). Basic methodical principle of CA is collecting and fixing of the material in the situations of a real communication in everyday life. As a result of empiric data processing the categories of CA were developed: turn-taking, reparations, overlaps, sequences, adjacent pairs, and preferences. Turn takings are the base element of conversation organization. They are wellorganized utterances. A change of interlocuters is obligatory for turn-taking. They are also characterized by the presence of structural and allocational components. The first determines the volume and form of an utterance, the second is responsible for a choice of the next speaker. The sequence of utterances in a conversation is set on rules according to which a current interlocuter elects the following one. This is marked in a relevant transit point by means of one or a number of linguistic, paralinguistic or nonverbal facilities. It is also possible that another participant of a conversation starts talking on their own. If no one is willing to talk, a current interlocutor may continue talking. Nowadays conversationalists study not only real-life (domestic or institutional) but also written texts, that may be a representation of real-life talks (those which contain a direct address to the interlocutor or audience, have the system of turn-taking including more than one interlocutor). Such method of research can be applied to the analysis of drama discourse organization. The text of a drama is built, mainly, on the principle of exchange remarks between characters, and it is the interaction that is a global means of characters description, and action development, and also a means of the main idea expression. All the above mentioned makes it possible to apply CA to drama discourse research.

A Bibliometric analysis of tourism discourse research articles published between 2012 and 2021

Bibliometric article analysis is considered to be important in tourism as a outcome of external research quality evaluation, the demonstration of prestige and influence rate, and also study for further development. A bibliometric article review may be applied to different type of publication, yet the main focus is on journals. Working on the mixed judicious use of literature review and bibliometric and content analysis, we examined a sample of 1268 studies by their year, country, affiliation and their source from the Scopus database on the subject of ‘tourism discourse’ between 2012 and 2021 which aims to define the dominating trends and find out the prevailing and prestigious articles in the given period of time. During the research, multiple methods of literature review and bibliometric analysis are applied including keyword analysis, descriptive statistics and thematic analysis. We identify the most influential authors and articles based on their publications and citations. Additionally, we also present potential directions for further research.

Номинация как аналитическая категория в исследованиях дискурса Русского государства: опыт и проблемы концептуализации и атрибуции

Номинация как аналитическая категория в исследованиях дискурса Русского государства: опыт и проблемы концептуализации и атрибуции

Online business media of Ukraine: Forming a conceptual framework

In the article, for the first time in the Ukrainian social communications research discourse, we propose the definition of the term “social and economic issues” in the practice of Ukraine’s online business media. We described in detail the scientific approach to the definition of the concepts “media issues” and “thematic specialization” in Ukrainian and foreign scientific discourse and proposed our own definitions of the concepts “issues” and “socio-economic topic” (SET) in the content of Ukrainian online business media, which consider the complex nature of these concepts. The main subject was the formation of the socio-economic topic in the content of online business media using the method of compositional structure modeling. The presented model should be tested and can be actively used by practitioners to work on complex socio-economic topics to bring them out of pure economics into the realm where we can solve urgent social issues and problems. This became possible after conducting a qualitative content analysis of online business media. This enabled us to determine the peculiarities of thematic guidelines’ choice and work with a complex synthetic socio-economic topic. The methodology proposed in this study includes theoretical substantiation of the concepts “subject-thematic orientation,” “social-economic topic,” “thematic orientations,” formation of an experimental sample of media messages that contain features of the socio-economic topic and criteria for their selection, qualitative content analysis of selected texts.

Медиа и социальные конфликты: теоретико- методологические вызовы междисциплинарного подхода

Currently, the study of social conflicts in the media environment is becoming increasingly relevant: large-scale mediatization has significantly changed the course and consequences of any kind of social processes, including those with conflict potential. However, as the critical analysis of the relevant scientific discourse carried out in this article shows, there are many gaps in the existing body of literature, the appearance of which is caused by both objective and subjective reasons. The insufficient level of scientific development of social conflicts in the media is associated both with the imperfection of the methodological tools and with the historically established traditions of the scientific field. The extreme heterogeneity of the “field” of this kind of research is obvious, due primarily to the phenomenological complexity of the object – social conflicts unfolding in the media environment. On the one hand, the interpretation of any kind of data on the representation of conflicts in the mass media is possible and often takes place within the framework of the institutional-normative approach. On the other hand, scientists often implement approaches that only record the influence of the media on unfolding conflicts. In this article, as part of the study of representations of social conflicts in the media, the question is raised about the need to shift the focus of research attention from media texts to the figure of a person – both as a recipient of numerous conflict messages and as a participant in any conflict media discourse, which, thanks to digital technologies, itself turns into a separate subject of media communication. In particular, it seems very fruitful to intensify research into the causes of the audience’s behavior – their making decisions that contribute to the escalation of the conflict or its relief. A separate important scientific direction is the development of memory issues at the level of personal and, further, group experience associated with certain conflict contexts, most often represented in the media. These studies can get a legitimate epistemological perspective, which is to study the trauma of participants in a mediated conflict and/or audiences/communities receiving such information through traditional or new media. The application of interdisciplinary approaches can open up original promising directions for further research. Modern media research discourse, which traditionally exists within the framework of contentanalytical methods and is focused on the study of media texts, should be supplemented by attracting the methodological achievements of modern psychology, economics, anthropology, ethnography, which will significantly enrich the research process aimed at mastering the essence of social conflicts in the media and understanding the impact of media representations of the conflict on the audience and on the modern person as a whole.

Social Media for Research Discourse, Dissemination, and Collaboration in Rheumatology.

Social media has become an important venue for rheumatologists, patients, organizations, and other stakeholders to discuss recent research advances in diagnosis and management of rheumatic disorders. In this article, we describe the current state of how social media may enhance dissemination, discourse, and collaboration in rheumatology research. Social media may refer to social platforms like Twitter and Instagram or digital media like podcasts and other websites that are operated for providing as free, open-access medical education (FOAM). Twitter has been one of the most active social media venues and continues to host a vibrant rheumatology community. Examples of research discussions on Twitter include organic user tweets, educational threads ("tweetorials"), live-tweeting academic conferences, and journals posting recently-accepted articles. Some research collaborations have been initiated through social media interactions. Social media may also directly contribute to research by facilitating the recruitment of study participants and the collection of survey-based data. Thus, social media is an evolving and important tool to enhance research discourse, dissemination, and collaboration in rheumatology.

Corpus compilation for digital humanities in lower– resourced languages: A practical look at compiling thematic digital media corpora in Serbian, Croatian and Slovenian

The digital era has unlocked unprecedented possibilities of compiling corpora of social discourse, which has brought corpus linguistic methods into closer interaction with other methods of discourse analysis and the humanities. Even when not using any specific techniques of corpus linguistics, drawing on some sort of corpus is increasingly resorted to for empirically–grounded social–scientific analysis (sometimes dubbed ‘corpus–assisted discourse analysis’ or ‘corpus–based critical discourse analysis’, cf. Hardt–Mautner 1995; Baker 2016). In the post–Yugoslav space, recent corpus developments have brought table–turning advantages in many areas of discourse research, along with an ongoing proliferation of corpora and tools. Still, for linguists and discourse analysts who embark on collecting specialized corpora for their own research purposes, many questions persist – partly due to the fast–changing background of these issues, but also due to the fact that there is still a gap in the corpus method, and in guidelines for corpus compilation, when applied beyond the anglophone contexts. In this paper we aim to discuss some possible solutions to these difficulties, by presenting one step–by–step account of a corpus building procedure specifically for Croatian, Serbian and Slovenian, through an example of compiling a thematic corpus from digital media sources (news articles and reader comments). Following an overview of corpus types, uses and advantages in social sciences and digital humanities, we present the corpus compilation possibilities in the South Slavic language contexts, including data scraping options, permissions and ethical issues, the factors that facilitate or complicate automated collection, and corpus annotation and processing possibilities. The study shows expanding possibilities for work with the given languages, but also some persistently grey areas where researchers need to make decisions based on research expectations. Overall, the paper aims to recapitulate our own corpus compilation experience in the wider context of South–Slavic corpus linguistics and corpus linguistic approaches in the humanities more generally

The Peasant Revolution in Naddniprianshchyna (1917–1920) on the pages of «The Chervona Kalyna Chronicle»

The purpose of the article is to explore and evaluate the attitude towards the events of the peasant revolution in Naddniprianshchyna among the eyewitnesses – soldiers of the Galician units, participants of the national liberation movement of 1914–1921 in «Greater Ukraine». Research methods: historical-chronological, comparative, and descriptive. The main results: the article reveals the specifics of the military-historical memoirs published on the pages of the journal «The Chervona Kalyna Chronicle», as a source of the history of the Peasant revolution in Naddniprianshchyna. Four categories of authors writing for «The Chervona Kalyna Chronicle» on peasant issues were identified: participants of the Ukrainian national movement in Naddniprianshchyna (M. Mykhailyk, F. Meleshko, Ya. Vodianyi); prisoners of war of the Austro-Hungarian army and the Legion of Ukrainian Sich Riflemen (S. Stechyshyn, V. Struk); senior officers of the «Kyiv» Sich Riflemen (I. Andrukh and I. Vyslotskyi); foremen and riflemen of the UGA (Ukrainian Galician Army). The first two categories of authors were either local residents or lived among the peasantry for a long time and painted a coherent, albeit contradictory, picture of the development of events in the Ukrainian countryside in 1917 – early 1918: their main concern was the activation of national-democratic forces and the growth of social struggle in peasants against landlords, radicalization of military-political confrontation. The authors of the third category, who came from the ranks of the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen, pointed out the indifferent attitude of the peasants to the national idea, traced the evolution of the attitudes of the peasantry of Naddniprianshchyna under the conditions of the Hetmanate of P. Skoropadskyi and other political regimes. The fourth group of authors (the UGA soldiers) is the largest. Their articles are devoted to the turning points in the development of the Ukrainian revolution: the transition to Zbruch, the typhus epidemic, and the split of the UGA, alliances with the Volunteer Army of A. Denikin and the Bolsheviks. Against the background of these military and political events, the problem of relations between the military and the peasantry can be clearly traced throughout the entire path of the UGA. The UGA soldiers focused their attention on such negative phenomena among the peasants as desertion, reluctance to fight for Ukrainian statehood, theft of military property, and hostile attitude towards sick soldiers. At the same time, the UGA soldiers contributed to the growth of the national consciousness of the population of Naddniprianshchyna. The mosaic fragments of relations with the peasantry, which contain memories, diaries, and essays of the UGA soldiers, are a valuable source of the history of the Peasant revolution in Naddniprianshchyna in 1917–1920. Practical significance: the results of the research can be useful in conducting general studies on the peasantry, compiling textbooks, and training manuals, in the preparation of lectures and seminar courses in institutions of higher education, and in local history workshops. Scientific innovation: for the first time, a complex of military-historical memoirs published in the «The Chervona Kalyna Chronicle» has been summarized and considered in the context of peasant research discourse and, in particular, the peasant revolution. Type of the article: research.

ANALYSIS OF NEWS PORTAL DISCUSSION 'WAYANG ORANG PENGET' DELIGHTS MALANG THEATERGOERS ON JAKARTA POST


 
 
 
 Objective Critical discourse analysis is always interesting to study more deeply. The power of the media and public perceptions that make critical discourse research continue to grow. This helps readers understand the use of language because language is not just a means of communication, but is also used as an instrument to do something.
 Materials and Methods. The formulation of the problem of this research is how the critical discourse analysis of the van Dijk model is in the Jakarta Post 'Wayang Orang Penget' Delights Malang Theatergoers. This type of research is qualitative research because the data studied is news that has been transcribed. Data collection techniques in this study use observation and documentation techniques.
 Result. The results of the study show that in the reporting of "Wayang Orang Penyet", the Macro Structure reveals a larger size in writing the title and the quotation marks in writing 'Wayang Orang' to emphasize the discussion on the news portal. In Superstructer, Lead describes the situation on the Wayang Orang theater stage during the event, as well as describing the enthusiasm of the people in enjoying the performance. The lead then develops and takes the audience to the show. The microstructure is separated into Semantics, Syntax, Stylistics, and Rhetoric.
 Conclusion. This research notices the aspects such as Micro Structure, Super Structure, and Macro Structure. This news in the Jakarta Post port informs Wayang Orang Penget art performance held in Malang gets much attention from the audiences.
 
 
 

The Challenge of Assessing Content and Coherence

Content and coherence are the categories most difficult to evaluate fairly when raters use analytic scoring scales. Readers inevitably interpret texts in their own idiosyncratic ways, depending on their knowledge, experience, ethical considerations, and other personal biases that they cannot completely set aside when grading a text. This is also true for descriptors, which are themselves short texts. To make matters worse, due to the very nature of writing but also the lack of consensus among experts in discourse research, writing theory, and writing assessment, descriptors are categorized vaguely and inconsistently. As a result, raters seeking useful evaluation criteria are confronted with descriptors that cover the same concept, such as “relevance”, being categorized in one set of criteria as relating to the content of the written text and in another as belonging to the category of coherence. Nevertheless, the objectivity of the evaluation of written work can be increased. The article examines the relationship between content and coherence, which is reflected in the way the two concepts are defined in the relevant literature, as well as in some descriptors used in two grading scales used in Slovenia. The empirical part of the paper presents a case study involving 46 secondary school teachers, whose responses to a questionnaire confirm the subjectivity of the understanding of individual descriptors and the need for adequate training of teachers in the use of analytic scoring scales, regular standardization in the schools where they work, evaluation of the assessment scales they use and their possible adaptation.

Stancetaking in the U.S. Supreme Court’s abortion jurisprudence (1973-present): epistemic (im)probability and evidential (dis)belief

AbstractThis article investigates stancetaking by judicial opinion writers in the U.S. Supreme Court’s abortion jurisprudence. It examines the performative use of two kinds of stance evaluations, i.e., epistemic (im)probability and evidential (dis)belief. Using several sub-corpora, it contrasts the previously mentioned stance evaluations in majority opinions (168,329 words) and dissent opinions (105,517 words), thus contributing to a further understanding of the common law phenomenon of separate opinion writing. In light of the court’s decision to overrule this area of law and return it to the state level, this article also contrasts the use of performative stance evaluations in relation to two key jurisprudential issues: viability and state interests. The results show that dissent writers used a significantly greater number of stance evaluation markers. Although confidence levels varied across the different results, dissent writers also used significantly greater amounts of high certainty/strength markers when responding to majority opinions. This represented a kind of discursive escalation in which dissent writers diverged from majority opinions and expressed stronger counterstances. The article closes with a discussion of the major implications for the current law and directions for discourse research in a post-Roe legal landscape.

<상춘곡> 연구의 지표와 교육의 지평

This study started with a question about the background and factors, paying attention to the phenomenon that today's <Sangchungok(賞春曲)> education continues to shrink. Despite the high interest and many discussions in the field of Korean literature on <Sangchungok(賞春曲)>, the search for educational value has not been sufficiently carried out by focusing on substantive investigations such as the issue of authenticity of the author and the controversy over the first work of the Gasa(歌辭). A solution was sought in consciousness. To this end, by examining the actual situation in the textbooks of <Sangchungok(賞春曲)> diachronically, <Sangchungok(賞春曲)> secured a dominant position in the early textbooks, but it was confirmed that it was continuously withdrawn and excluded. This led to the conclusion that it was necessary to explore new educational values and qualities beyond the level of literary history. Then, through the research discourse of <Sangchungok(賞春曲)>, the research history focused on the origins of lyrics and the author's authenticity was critically reviewed, and the need for a new research methodology to lead the search for educational qualities was raised. The act-theory was born out of this necessity, and attempted a new approach and understanding of the controversy over the origin of lyrics and the authenticity of the author in the interrelationships of literature and society and literature and human subjects, respectively. In Chapter 4, it was proposed to expand the scope of education of <Sangchungok (賞春曲)> beyond the literary history. Education such as 'the essence of literature(literature and humanity, society)', 'reception and production of literature(literature and society)', and 'attitude toward literature(literature and humanity)' Indicators and horizons were designed, and specific educational contents were explored. This shift in perspective and approach was expected to bring about a change in research and education while arousing new interest in <Sangchungok(賞春曲)>.

Using scale and human agency to frame ranchers’ discussions about socio-ecological change and resilience

Resilience is becoming the dominant discourse in research and policy on climate change as well as wider social-ecological change. Resources and assets alone are often not enough to support resilience, especially in the context of multi-scalar change. Human agency, that is the ability to act and make choices that produce desirable outcomes, is critical to responding and thriving in the face of social-ecological change, however agency remains underexplored in the social-ecological change and resilience literature. We use a local knowledge approach to understand the role of human agency in shaping resilience to complex multi-scalar social-ecological changes. This research draws on focus groups and interviews with ranchers and land managers in seven different focal landscapes across the American West to understand how ranchers articulate social-ecological change in western rangelands, how they describe their own agency in responding to such changes, and how local knowledge of agency and social-ecological change can strengthen conceptions of resilience. Ranchers expressed more agency in addressing observed ecological and climatic changes but less agency in navigating multi-scalar sociological, political and land use changes as these processes unfold at scales far beyond the ranch. Several ranchers also provided examples where scale jumping or increasing community human agency created pathways for resilience to multi-scalar processes. This analysis has two main implications for resilience interventions. First, resilience is a complex negotiation of interconnected and multi-scalar processes and climate resilience cannot be separated from other ongoing economic and social processes. Second, human agency is a critical component of resilience that allows for negotiations of multi-scalar social-ecological changes.

Mixed Methods Research in Employability Discourse: A Systematic Literature Review Using PRISMA

Studies on employability using a mixed methods (MM) design have been published in relevant journals in recent years, paving the way for a meaningful engagement with these published articles so that researchers can create milestone documents dedicated to exploring employability. This study explored the trend of utilizing mixed methods research (MMR) in the literature and the resultant methodological insights in 34 MMR articles on employability, which were selected from the 744 articles published during 2010–2019 in five major journals. The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) technique was followed for systematic review, and analysis was conducted. The analysis reveals an increasing trend by using an MMR approach in employability studies. The robust analysis of a body of qualitative and quantitative data with personal reflection from deeper understanding supported the outcomes of most of these studies. However, informed engagement of both qualitative and quantitative strands and additional efforts in integration and data merging can contribute meaningfully to the examination of the employability notion. In conclusion, MMR adds rigor to the discourse of employability, serving as a guide to ensure the connection between education and employment. It also offers insights into reforming higher education.

Research discourse in the programme for international student assessment: A critical perspective

More than 20 years after the first round of the OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), it has become one of the most important large-scale international assessments, at a global level and in particular in Europe. Thus, a growing number of scholars have examined or discussed its research design. Nonetheless, a key feature of PISA seems to have been less examined by critical works: the discourse of the research in the PISA literature. Indeed, the PISA reports appear to be scientific literature, both in textual form and in terms of the intentions expressed. Based on the reports published by the OECD since 1999, this article examines, in line with the French tradition of discourse analysis, the characteristics of research writing in PISA and the explanations of its conceptual approach, test design or result analysis. This analysis shows the differences between the research discourse in PISA and typical scientific rhetoric, particularly in terms of constructing a contradictory theoretical dialogue or a discussion of the limits of its approach. Finally, the article questions how these differences indicate a particular construction of education research within PISA and its possible relationship with the global or European dynamics of this scientific field.

Дискурсивные практики интернет-коммуникации в свете лингвистических исследований: системный обзор

The review aims to systematise scientific works in the field of linguistics for the 2000-2022 period devoted to the analysis of discursive practices of Internet communication and their characteristics. The review is novel in that it is the first to actualise the latest data obtained by Russian and foreign researchers of Internet communication in the framework of a cognitive-discursive approach to the study of linguistic phenomena, as well as to assess the degree of development of this scientific field in works of modern linguists. Special attention was paid to the corpus of linguistic works of the last few years. At the same time, despite the presence of a fairly large number of works devoted to the study of the Internet language and its various aspects, no comprehensive study of discursive practices of Internet communication has been undertaken to date. As a result, approaches to the formation of the terminological apparatus of Internet linguistics have been described, linguists’ views on the discursive nature of Internet communication and consideration of Internet discourse as a separate type of discourse have been summarised, discursive practices of Internet communication and their characteristics have been examined, possible directions for further research of Internet discourse have been outlined.