Conveners
Session 4.3 (Day 3): Dilbilim & Göstergebilim / Linguistics & Semiotics
- Mehmet Gürlek (İstanbul University)
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Ebru Akgün (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)15/05/2026, 14:30Oral Presentation
Disasters create liminal and in-between scenes characterised by significant disruptions and uncertainty in the social order (Turner, 1969). Such scenes signify the transition from one social order to another, in which various forces converge to make sense of the situation and reattain the social order as quickly and feasibly as possible. As part of this recovery process, both old and new...
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Çağdaş Başar Bahar (İstanbul University)15/05/2026, 14:50Oral Presentation
The late twentieth and twenty-first centuries have brought forth crises that transcend regional boundaries and pose existential threats to humanity. Preeminent among these are the risk of thermonuclear war that could result in the annihilation of Terra, the potential emergence of an omnipotent artificial general intelligence capable of eradicating humanity, and climate change that threatens to...
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Olga Malysheva (Kuban State University)15/05/2026, 15:10Oral Presentation
Crises and global challenges are reshaping digital socio-political communication. The convergence of online and offline spheres, technological acceleration, and the dominance of big data have created a VUCA/BANI environment where nonlinearity undermines classical models of crisis research. This raises cognitive load and alters patterns of message perception and circulation, reshaping...
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