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Table of contents of the issue 1/2024, January-June

ISBN: 978-88-29-02455-1

Year: 14

Digital Discourse across Texts, Contexts and Practices

Sandra Petroni Maria Grazia Sindoni Ilaria Moschini

Introduction. Digital Discourse across Texts, Contexts, and Practices

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 7-16 DOI: 10.7368/113881

Nicoletta Vasta

Exploring Static and Dynamic Modes of Self-branding and Community Involvement in the illycaffé English Website and CSR Commercials

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 17-36 DOI: 10.7368/113882

Paola Catenaccio

Networked, Diffuse and Multimodal: Towards a New Paradigm for the Analysis of Argumentation on the Web

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 37-52 DOI: 10.7368/113883

Maria Cristina Paganoni

Travel Blogging and the Platformisation of Comments

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 53-68 DOI: 10.7368/113884

Cristina Pennarola

Approaches to the Study of Online Bibles: From Inspirational Quotes to Communicative Practices

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 69-82 DOI: 10.7368/113885

Federico Corradini

Co-constructing Jargon in Online Gaming: A Multimodal CA Study of Neologisms in Gaming Interactions

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 83-96 DOI: 10.7368/113886

Ilaria Moschini Sandra Petroni Maria Grazia Sindoni

Beyond the Common Framework of Reference for Intercultural Digital Literacies: The Evolution of Some Digital Text Genres Informing the Framework

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 97-112 DOI: 10.7368/113887

Studi/Articles

Massimo Bonura Claudio Gnoffo

The journalism of G. Verga and N. Niceforo: Patriotic programs and theater critic

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 113-128 DOI: 10.7368/113888

Ambra Pinello

The bilingual regime’s press and women. The case of the narrative article Dafne by Orio Vergani

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 129-140 DOI: 10.7368/113889

Ester Gendusa

The Twinings Case: A Multimodal Analysis of Commodity Racism in Television Ads

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 141-152 DOI: 10.7368/113890

Recensioni

InVerbis 1/2024 pp: 153-155 DOI: 10.7368/113891

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