Constructing spatial situation models during reading comics versus texts When reading comics, do people monitor the protagonist’s spatial shifts in their mental representations of the depicted environment? To answer that, we examined the location effect, that is, the we...

🚨Thrilled to share our new Open Access paper in @discourseprocesses.bsky.social with Alexia Galati and Marios Avraamides!

When reading comics, do people monitor the protagonist’s spatial shifts in their mental representations of the depicted environment?

Read our paper to find out:

Discourse Processes Volume 63, Issue 2 of Discourse Processes

Volume 63, Issue 2 of Discourse Processes is now available online! Find more details here: www.tandfonline.com/toc/hdsp20/6...

Discourse Processes Volume 63, Issue 1 of Discourse Processes

Happy New Year! We are excited to kick off 2026 with Volume 63 of Discourse Processes! Read more here: www.tandfonline.com/toc/hdsp20/6...

Discourse Processes Volume 62, Issue 10 of Discourse Processes

Volume 62, Issue 10 of Discourse Processes is now available online! Find more details here: www.tandfonline.com/toc/hdsp20/6...

Discourse Processes Special Issue in Honor of Russell Tomlin (Guest Editors: Andriy Myachykov and Christoph Scheepers). Volume 62, Issue 8-9 of Discourse Processes

Our latest issue of DP is a special issue in honor of Russell Tomlin, a research pioneer who bridged a foundational gap between theoretical linguistics and cognitive psychology. This issue was guest edited by Andriy Myachykov and Christoph Scheepers.

In your cover letter, please indicate that you are submitting for consideration for the ST&D2025 Conference special issue. All submissions will undergo normal peer review under the guidance of our fantastic Guest Editors, Lucia Mason and Barbara Carretti.

Discourse Processes Discourse Processes provides a forum for ideas from diverse disciplines sharing an interest in discourse, such as prose comprehension and dialogue analysis.

The deadline to submit to the ST&D2025 Conference Special Issue is now *30 September*!! This issue will showcase some of the best work from the 2025 Society for Text and Discourse Annual Meeting. Use the submission link at the journal webpage, below.

www.tandfonline.com/journals/hds...

Discourse Processes Discourse Processes provides a forum for ideas from diverse disciplines sharing an interest in discourse, such as prose comprehension and dialogue analysis.

‼️ST&D 2025 attendees‼️

Consider submitting your conference-related work to a special conference issue of @discourseprocesses.bsky.social by September 15!

Please submit manuscripts here: www.tandfonline.com/journals/hds...
Manuscripts should be prepared according to DP manuscript guidelines.

A history of psychology as it happened to me Psychology has changed a great deal during the more than 50 years I have been actively involved with it. In this essay, I try to trace these changes as I experienced them - a minor footnote to the ...

Thanks to Taylor & Francis, we are pleased to provide Free Access (through October) to the recent article by Walter Kintsch, "A history of psychology as it happened to me", published posthumously in the recent 2024 ST&D Conference special issue of Discourse Processes.

Introduction to the special issue This special double issue of Discourse Processes highlights work presented at the 34th annual meeting of the Society for Text & Discourse held in Chicago in July 2024. The conference provided an oc...

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The 2024 Conference Issue is now available!

Wiley, J., Wolfe, M. B., & Britt, M. A. (2025). Introduction to the special issue. Discourse Processes, 62(6–7).
doi.org/10.1080/0163...

A history of psychology as it happened to me Psychology has changed a great deal during the more than 50 years I have been actively involved with it. In this essay, I try to trace these changes as I experienced them - a minor footnote to the ...

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In addition to papers from the 2024 conference, there is a special contribution from Walter Kintsch:

Kintsch, W. (2025). A history of psychology as it happened to me. Discourse Processes, 62(6–7). doi.org/10.1080/0163...