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"‘Wasp porn’: The discursive construction of ridicule and the right to joke about science" by @petercramer.bsky.social

#Narrative #Stance #Entitlement #Indexicality #Humor #Literacy #ScientificPopularization
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My new article looks at how researchers use constructed voices to illustrate theories of argument.
Cramer, P. (2025). Voiced illustrations: The use of constructed voices in the study of argument. Discourse Studies. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
[introspective data, voicing, literacy, genre]