(Critical) Discourse Studies and the (new?) Normal

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Norms and normalities in discourse analysis: An introduction (Stefania M. Maci, Mark McGlashan)
Exploring new normalities in political discourse
	Epic narratives in far-right wing populism: Heroes, villains, and feats in Donald Trump and Santiago Abascal’s political communication (Antonio Reyes)
	(De-)metaphorisation and ideology in political discourse: A critical framing analysis of ‘Gene’ in Chinese and English contexts (Qijun Song)
	Between entertainment and politics. The case of commencement addresses as forms of presidential discourse (Cristina Arizzi)
Exploring new normalities in newspaper discourse
	The dichotomy of peace and violence in the framing of the 2019 Algerian Hirak by Al-Jazeera English (AJE) and the British Broadcasting Corporation (The BBC) (Imane Bahri)
	Transitivity and perspectivisation in the representation of social actors in the media coverage of the 2019 Hong Kong protests (Lorenzo Zannini)
Exploring new normalities in promotional discourse
	“Yes, We Are Open!” How museums of South-Tyrol have dealt with Covid-19 communication (Cecilia Lazzeretti, Gianfranco Pastore)
	Verbalised sensoriality or amusing embellishment? A critical metaphor analysis of personification in promotional wine discourse (Francesco Nacchia)
	Investigating beauty standards through appraisal theory: A corpus of Chinese-Spanish product detail pages (Yue Lu, Anna Espunya Prat)
Exploring new normalities in blog discourse
	Blogging about health: Investigating interpersonal language for discourse features of stance and engagement (Girolamo Tessuto)
	Individually normal. Negotiating the concept of ‘normality’ in the body positivity discourse (Elisabeth Scherr)
Exploring new normalities in gender discourse
	Beyond the gender binary: Digital dating, discourse, design, and normativity (Riki Thompson)
	A critical corpus-informed analysis of discourses on LGBTQ+ people, communities, and identities in the British and Italian broadsheet press during Covid-19 (Federico Zaupa)
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