The current demands placed on scientists to increase public awareness of their findings involves recontextualizing highly technical research be understood by diversified audiences. In the present study, a corpus 20 online digests drawn from British Psychological Society website, which are condensed versions recently published articles, is quantitatively and qualitatively explored in terms (meta...

Drawing on Bernstein's notion of policy recontextualization, this study analyzes the exercise neoliberal governmentality in case teacher education reform Taiwan by analyzing data collected from official documents, meeting minutes, articles legislation and media reports. The findings show that senior policymakers actively engaged reconfiguration through paradigmatic adjustment. resulting ‘recont...

It is posited that boundary objects, as inscribed artefacts, can be thought of as forms of text. In this paper a discourse-analytic framework is employed to explore the processes of sharing knowledge across boundaries. Three discursive approaches are used to re-analyze existing contributions to the boundary objects literature. First, ‘intertextual analysis’ (Allen, 2000) is applied to Brown’s (...

This paper focuses on the installation of a virtual education in business information systems (VAWI), using innovative ICT-concepts and -technologies. We start with the description of the organizational background of the VAWI-project. Furthermore, we introduce conceptual approach concerning the integrated, web-based environment for the participants of the VAWI-project as well as the resulting c...

Drawing from a critical and socio-cognitive approach to discourse analysis, this paper analyses the discursive creativity deployed by feminists in production of slogans for last 8M (International Women's Day) rallies 2018 2020 Spain. Findings show how creative strategies identified banners, recontextualization multimodal metaphor main, triggered new feminist movements (Feminism 4.0, Feminism 99...