March 3: Seminar: Morten Boeriis, CMC and Linda Undrum, University of South-East Norway, “It’s a bit hard to be critical when you are so used to it” – on adolescents’ critical approach to social media texts.
March 10: Seminar: Alexandra, Cindie and Nina, Sexual Health Project, Peer feedback on research application
March 20: Seminar: CMC meets OPCT
March 23: Article workshop
April 17: Article workshop
May 1: Article workshop
May 15: Article workshop (Seminar with Søren Vigild Poulsen og Maria Grazia Sindoni on multimodal discourses of artificial intelligence – Postponed to autumn 2023).
May 30: Article workshop
June 6: Open lecture, Theo van Leeuwen, Performance and politics
June 9: Away Day – incl. Theo van Leeuwen: Towards a social semiotic theory of interpretation.
February 24-25: 2nd International Sexual Health Promotion Workshop (online)
June 14: Research meeting on health communication with Christina Fogtmann Fosgerau and Hanne Sæderup Pedersen, Copenhagen University.
August 23-26: Conference: Social Semiotics and Sustainability, European Systemic Functional Linguistics Congress 2022 (ESFLC 2022), organised by CMC.
October 5: Research meeting with Aslaug Veum, Marthe Øidvin Burgess, Eirik Granly Foss and Linda Undrum, University of South-East Norway.
October 12: Seminar: Linda Undrum, University of South-East Norway, Influencers, teenagers and Norse gods on Instagram.
October 19: Seminar (zoom): Louise Ravelli, University of New South Wales, Sydney: 21st Century Museums and Multimodal Communication (arranged by Forskergruppe for Multimodalitet, SFL og Sosialsemiotikk, University of South-East Norway).
November 2: Seminar: Christian Mosbæk Johannesen, peer feedback on work in progress: Expressions of gender stereotypical myths through graphic shape and typography in children’s toy brand logos.
November 16: Seminar: Se Jin Han, Sydney, The semiotics of music and movement
November 23: Seminar: Cecilie Greve Jensen: Meeting the Highly Sensitive Person
December 12-13: Away Days – incl. Søren Vigild Poulsen and Torben Worm, Sem Tech 2.0
October 14: Seminar: Jana Pflaeging, University of Salzburg, Austria: Beyond Genre Names:The Diacronic Approach to the Multimodality of Genre Indexation in Print Media
October 20: Doctoral defence: Nina Nørgaard, University of Southern Denmark
October 28: Seminar: Christian Johannessen, University of Southern Denmark
November 4 and 5: Conference: Nordic SFL and Social Semiotics in Uppsala.
Nina Nørgaard plenary speaker (virtual presentation)
Alexandra Holsting & Cindie Maagaard paper presentation (virtual presentation)
November 25: Seminar: David Machin, Zhejiang University,China: Why digital administrative systems create extra work and demoralize us: a study of performativity and decontextualization caused by Unikum in Swedish preschools
December 9: Seminar: Alexandra Holsting, University of Southern Denmark
December 16: Seminar: Kristian Rolschau, Aarhus University, Denmark
19 August
from 13: Ph.D. defence, Room U91
Danica Jovanovic Multimodal Dialogue and Photographic Style on Social Media
20 August
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Lysningen
Giorgia Aiello, University of Leeds, UK: Notes on Visual Genericity: A Social Semiotic Approach
Per Ledin, Södertörn University, Sweden:
Saving the planet through acts of consumption: a case study of the
ethical food brand Oatly
18 September
from 11 to 12: Lunch meeting, Lysningen
Morten Boeriis: Truth and lies – new perspectives on visual modality
2 October
from 10 to 12: Seminar, eLab projektlokale
Alison Moore, University of Wollongong, Australia:
Talking up milk – A multi-modal analysis of shifting rhetoric in dairy
promotion Ilaria Moschini, University of Florence, Italy: Social media, multimodal ideational mapping and platform studies
23 October
from 11 to 12: Lunch meeting, Gail Jefferson
Søren Vigild Poulsen: You must learn how to spell but I won't tell you how to do it
6 November
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Rasmus Rask John Bateman, Bremen University, Germany:
Thoughts on empiricism and methods in multimodality research: spanning
hierarchical and horizontal theory-building
20 November
from 9 to 12: “Faglig dag” on multimodality, Campuskollegiet
4 December
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Jacob Mey
Tuomo Hiippala, University of Helsinki, Finland:
Towards empirically-responsible multimodality research: what does it
take?
18-19 December
: Away day, Svanninge Bjerge
Writing retreat
27 February
from 11 to 12: Lunch meeting, Jacob Mey
13 March
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Rasmus Rask
Søren Vigild Poulsen, SDU: Genre(s) of shopping
27 March
from 10 to 12: Lunch meeting, Jacob Mey
10 April
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Jacob Mey
Jana Holsanova, Cognitive Science Department, LUX, Lund University, Sweden:
Accessing meaning-making by sighted and blind consumers of multimodal
texts
24 April
from 11 to 12: Lunch meeting, Jacob Mey
Zhenzhen Zhang, presentation of Ph.D. project
26 April
from 8.30 to 10, Road map workshop (CMC members only), Jacob Mey
8 May
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Rasmus Rask
Eero Vaara, Aalto University School of Business, Finland:
From cultural differences to identity politics: A critical discursive
perspective on national identity in and around multinational
corporations
22 May
from 11 to 12: Lunch meeting, Jacob Mey
12 June
from 9 to 16: Away day, Dansk Sprognævn, Bogense
Incl. Theo van Leeuwen, SDU: Semiotics and Materiality: The Meaning of Milk
10 September
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Romeo
Hans-Christian Jensen & Toke Riis Ebbesen, Department of Design and
Communication, SDU: Comparing the multimodal social semiotic approach to designed material
artefacts with other semiotic traditions – in theory and in design
analysis
24 September
from 11 to 12: Lunch meeting, Romeo
28 September
from 16 to 17: Farewell seminar, Romeo
Sumin Zhao, CMC, SDU:What have selfies got to do with capitalism? Rethinking the social in social semiotics
8 October
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Romeo
James Lamb, University of Edinburgh: To Boldly Go: Multimodal Assessment and Feedback
25 October
from 14 to 16: Lecture, Room U56
Gunther Kress, UCL Institute of Education, London, and Honorary Doctor at
SDU,
A Social Semiotic account of “meaning” and “meaning-making”: getting beyond the past and its frames
29 October
from 11 to 12: Lunch meeting, Romeo
12 November
from 10 to 12: Seminar, Rasmus Rask
Janina Wildfeuer, Bremen University:
Multimodality as a discipline? Provocative thoughts and serious efforts
26 November
from 11 to 12: Lunch meeting, Romeo
18 December
from 9 to 21: Away day, Nordatlantisk Hus
22 February from 10 to 12, Rasmus Rask.
Tiyasha Sengupta: “Beyond Borders: Advertising in West Bengal and the Indian Bengali Identity During the Bangladeshi Struggle for Independence.”
1 March from 10 to 12, Lysningen.
Theo van Leeuwen: “Continuity and Change.”
8 March from 10 to 12, Rasmus Rask.
Kate Cowan – UCL Institute of Education, London: “Multimodal Perspectives on Mixed Reality Play.”
22 March from 10 to 12, Rasmus Rask.
Thomas Hestbæk Andersen: “Creative and dispositive processes – in language and in other modes(?)”
12 April from 10 to 12, Romeo.
Anne Magnussen, Kirstine Sinclair & Casper Sylvest – Department of History, University of Southern Denmark: “Visual History. Approaches and Examples for Historians.”
26 April from 10 to 12, Lysningen.
Cindie Aaen Maagaard: “Writing a diary for a ‘you’: Second-person narration in intensive care patient diaries.”
3 May, from 10 to 12, Lysningen.
Sumin Zhao: “Travelling Picture Books and Transnational Childhoods.”
19 September from 11 to 14: Business meeting and Seminar, Rasmus Rask
Christian Mosbæk Johannessen: “Graphics in Interactivity (GRAIN)”
29 September from 13.30 to 15.30: Discussion about “ISK Strategy 2020”, Lysningen
10 October from 11 to 14: Business meeting and Seminar, Rasmus Rask
Nina Nørgaard Reading and Discussion: “Chapter from Monograph on Multimodal Stylistics”
27 October from 13.30 to 16: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Dylan Yamada-Rice: To be announced
31 October from 11 to 13.30: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Rasmus Rask
Cindie Aaen Maagaard Discussion of article: To be announced
10 November from 13 to 16: Business meeting and Seminar, Lysningen
Søren Vigild Poulsen: To be announced
17 November from 13.30 to 16: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Rasmus Rask
Vitus Vestergaard: “Audio in an exhibition setting: Sound, location and object”
5 December from 11 to 13: Seminar, Lysningen
John Bateman: “Foundations for the theory and practice of multimodality: post-Sassurean and Neo-Peirce”
12 December from 13 to 14.30: Business meeting and Mocca’n’cake, Rasmus Rask
6 February from 9 to 12: Business meeting and Seminar, Hans Basbøl
Maria: “The visual communication of alcohol in a legal context: the legislation’s consequences for visual semiotic choices”
Jeppe: “The seven heuristics of visual social semiotics”
Rebecca: “Strategic design in organisations – Interiors design as a spatial text”
20 February from 9.30 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Søren Vigild Poulsen Discussion and Reading: “How to choose a journal for publication”
6 March from 9.30 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Signe: To be announced
Trine: “Sound and moods in multimodal texts”
Maiken: To be announced
27 October from 13.30 to 16: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Dylan Yamada-Rice: To be announced
27 March from 9 to 10: Business meeting, Lysningen
11 April from 9.30 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Seminar: To be announced
1 May from 9 to 12: Business meeting, Lysningen
Seminar: To be announced
15 May from 9.30 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Steffen Nordahl Lund and Thomas Hestbæk Andersen: GRUS
29 May from 9 to 12: Business meeting and seminar, Lysningen
Theo van Leeuwen: To be announced
2 June all day: Symposium, Slagels
Søren Vigild Poulsen: “Perspectives on social media technologies”
12 June from 9.30 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Nick Hopwood: To be announced
19 August from 9 to 12: Business meeting, Lysningen
2 September from 9.30 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Reading & Discussion, Rasmus Rask
Theo van Leeuwen and Thomas Hestbæk Andersen Reading & Discussion of FKK application: “Online shopping”
16 September from 9.30 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Maiken & Alexandra Holsting: “Irrealis in the SFG model”
30 September from 9 to 12: Business meeting and Seminar, Lysningen
Theo van Leeuwen and Morten Boeriis: “Facial expression vectors”
14 October from 9 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Sumin Zhao: “Translating multimodality: Children’s picture book (apps) and early bilingual literacy”
4 November from 9 to 12: Business meeting and Seminar, Lysningen
Per Holmberg: “Rökstenens gåtor”
2 December from 9 to 12: ‘State of affairs’ and Seminar, Lysningen
Sima: “Authority and identity: the representation of gender relations in Iranian adolescent fiction”
16 December from 9 to 12: Business meeting and Reading & Discussion, Lysninge
Søren Vigild Poulsen: Reading & Discussion of Instagram article