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The Platform for Linguistic and Epistemic Justice (PLEJ) aims to place socio-cultural linguistic research at the centre among the interdisciplinary areas of enquiry with social impact at SSEES, UCL, and beyond. Among the questions that stand at the heart of PLEJ’s explorations are: How are forms of domination and resistance conveyed through discourse and multi-modal forms of interaction? How can we address the impact of uneven local and global power dynamics? In the PLEJ Podcast series, Student Associate Hayley Anderson speaks to UCL’s students and early career researchers who strive to address these questions across disciplines, geographical and educational spaces, and time.
Unknown Host hosts The PLEJ Podcast.
The third episode of the PLEJ Podcast engages with the intersection between language, politics and gender. PhD student Cecilia Berti provides an overview of her research which aims to critically understand the discourse
Show notesOur second episode of the PLEJ podcast is with Luyilin An (Andrea). We talked about a project she conducted in her home city of Jinan, where there is a unique form of address, representative of specific local realities.
Show notesIn our first episode of the PLEJ podcast, Christopher Phillippe-Rodriguez joins Hayley Anderson to explore the implications of philosophical study on our understanding of linguistic and epistemic (in)justice. Christopher
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