Explorer of lived language, narrative, and affect @TheOpenUniversity, UK (currently on maternity leave) - posting in personal capacity

Milton Keynes; London; Sparta.
Joined December 2011
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It's official: The lunatics are running the asylum.
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London Protest for Tempi Train Disaster – February 28, 2025 Tomorrow marks two years since the Tempi train disaster, where 57 lives were lost due to negligence and systemic failures in Greece’s railway system. In London, a solidarity protest will take place at the Greek Embassy at 6 PM, joining demonstrations worldwide to demand justice, accountability, and real safety reforms. As part of the general strike, many will also stay silent on social media, ensuring space for protest updates. ✊ Justice for Tempi – We won’t forget. 📍 London: Greek Embassy, 6 PM #JusticeForTempi #DenExwOxygono
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Excited to share the second episode of the new @OU_Praxis scholarship hub podcast. For this episode, it was a pleasure to interview @anthrostream and have a really interesting discussion about storytelling on social media. Have a listen here: open.spotify.com/episode/5x3…
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Why don’t animals have funerals? I don’t mean the ones we organise for them. Why don’t they organise them for themselves?
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i have secured funding to run a summer school for secondary school teachers on language and social in/justice. it'll be over 3 days and involve teachers engaging with linguistic justice theory and applying this to practice. more details soon but feel free to express interest!💜
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Check out this research output at King's College London: From ‘being real’ to ‘relatable tales’: Formatted authenticity and stories in TikTok short form videos kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/…
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Word of the day is ‘recrudescence’ (17th century): the return of something terrible after a time of reprieve.
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Congratulations to our authors Philip Seargeant, Korina Giaxoglou and Frank Monaghan for having their book "Political Activism in the Linguistic Landscape" shortlisted for the BAAL Book Prize!🤩
BAAL Book Prize Shortlist 2023-4! 🎉🎉 Amazing contenders for this year's prize, and congratulations to all of those nominated The winner will be announced at the annual BAAL conference in September #appliedlinguistics
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It's happened 🥁 Language as Statecraft is available now from @RoutledgeLing 🎉 The book offers an original analysis of the politics of language in Rwanda, for a theory of global English that centres class struggle, capitalism, and colonialism. 🧵 routledge.com/Language-as-St…
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Brilliant to see this exciting and original book out for people to delve into. So proud of what is coming out of the death and culture book series @EricaBorgstrom @KateWoodyBath @BrisUniPress #dissection #photography #deathandculture
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Korina Giaxoglou retweeted
Study Humanities. Run the Country. In classrooms on Monday.
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My thoughts are with Goldsmiths colleagues this weekend who are waiting to find out who will receive redundancy notices on Monday. Please share - on why this matters to anyone who believes in the transformative power of education.
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New Cambridge Element Narrative and Religion in the Superdiverse City by @stephenpihlaja is now free to read for 2 weeks! cup.org/4cNvjrz #cambridgeelements #languageandlinguistics
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i now have a name for my fav activity that keeps my yearning for ideas, words and other' voices alive!
Tsundoku, from Japanese, is the act of buying yet another book that you fully intend to read, but never quite get round to.
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Research assistant vacancy. Come work with us on our impact acceleration project "towards a more inclusive English language teaching in Merseyside and beyond" @WotProject my.corehr.com/pls/ulivrecrui…
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