CDA 20+ Symposium
Amsterdam, 8-9 September 2014
CDA 20+ Symposium
Amsterdam, 8-9 September
2014
Locations
Venue of the Symposium:
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University Library, University of Amsterdam,
Room: Doelenzaal
Singel 425, 1012 WP Amsterdam
Phone: +31 20 525 2301
Trams 1, 2, 4, 5 , descend at tram stop Spui or Koningsplein
Trams 9, 16, 20, 24 & 25, descend at tram stop Spui.
Lunches:
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Dante Kitchen and Bar
Spuistraat 320, 1012 VX Amsterdam
Phone:+31 20 774 7473
Website: http://www.amsterdamdante.com/#
Round the corner from the symposium venue
Symposium dinner
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Restaurant-Café IJ-kantine
MT. Ondinaweg 15-17, 1033 RE Amsterdam (NDSM-WERF)
Phone: +31 20 6337162
Website: http://www.ijkantine.nl/index
Walk to or take a tram (1, 2, 4, 5, 9, 16, 20, 24, 25) to Central Station.
Walk through the station to the other side, to get to the river IJ.
Take the left-most ferry at the rear of the Central Station to the NDSM werf.
The boat trip is free.
Get off the ferry and walk along the water to your left to get to the restaurant.
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Bottom: University Library
Next up: Café Dante for lunches
Top: Ferry departure to NDSM Werf
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CDA 20+ Symposium
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General remarks
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Please wear your badge at all times, also during lunch and dinner, because this is your ticket
to food, drinks and the ferry.
When we walk to the lunch and dinner venues, please carry your conference bag for easy
recognition – we’ll be able to spot you if you get lost!
Transport
Apart from an abundance of trams, there are taxis and bicycle taxis.
 You can book a taxi at +31 20 677 7777
 You can book a bicycle taxi at +31 6 534 81860
Emergency Phone Numbers
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University of Amsterdam emergency number: +31 20 525 22222
Anne Bannink: +31 6 190 25205
Nicolina Montesano Monsanto: +31 6 239 08179
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CDA 20+ Symposium
Amsterdam, 8-9 September
2014
Organizing team
Anne Bannink
Bertie Kaal
Nicolina Montesano
Montessori
Steve Oswald
Jet van Dam van Isselt
Manon van der Laaken
Volunteers
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Falk Ostermann, VU University
Afrooz Rafiee, Radboud University
Sophie van Huut, University of Amsterdam
Djoeke Wentink, University of Amsterdam
Secretarial support
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Elles Bandringa, VU University
Marloes Geers, University of Amsterdam
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CDA 20+ Symposium
Amsterdam, 8-9 September
2014
CDA 20+ Symposium Programme
Day 1, Monday, 8 September, morning
8:30-9:00
9:00- 10:30
Welcome and Opening
Panel 1. Developments in CDA: A historical discourse approach to CDA theory,
methods and practices.
The Guests of Honour: Norman Fairclough, Gunther Kress, Teun van Dijk, Theo van
Leeuwen, and Ruth Wodak each give their reflections on the development of CDA
and perspectives on future directions.
Moderator: Martin Reisigl
10:30-10:45
COFFEE BREAK
10:45- 12:15
Panel 2. CDA and CDS Past and Present: From Theory and Methods to Practice:
Theoretical developments, the Historical Approach and the challenges of
collaborative cross-disciplinary research design.
Moderators: Michal Krzyzanowski and Dvora Yanow
12:15-13:30
LUNCH AT DANTE
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Amsterdam, 8-9 September
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Day 1, Monday, 8 September, afternoon
13:30-15:00
Panel 3. CDA Today: Discourses and Societies in Transition and the CDA agenda:
Change processes, constructions of practices of inequality, hegemony, activism,
empowerment and emancipation, and methods for the analysis of discourse in
context.
Moderator: Lilie Chouliaraki
15:00-15:15
TEA BREAK
15:15-16:45
Panel 4. Cognitive Discourse Studies and Social Psychology:
Future directions for Cognitive and Social Psychological approaches.
Moderators: Chris Hart and Simon Goodman
18.:00
18:30
FERRY at the back of Central Station to NDSM Werf
DINNER AT IJ-KANTINE
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CDA 20+ Symposium
Amsterdam, 8-9 September
2014
CDA 20+ Symposium Programme
Day 2, Tuesday, 9 September, morning
9:00-10:30
Panel 5. Multimodality:
Dealing with social and communicational complexity: Methods, goals and future
directions.
Moderators: Bob Hodge and Kay O’Halloran
1o:30-10:45
COFFEE BREAK
10:45-12:15
Panel 6. Future Directions for Corpus Assisted Discourse Analysis:
Bridges between qualitative and quantitative approaches. Methods, models, data
and tools for interpretive, computational, content, linguistic, and conceptual types
of discourse analysis.
Moderators: Costas Gabrielatos and Alison Duguid
12:15-13:30
LUNCH AT DANTE
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CDA 20+ Symposium
Amsterdam, 8-9 September
2014
CDA 20+ Symposium Programme
Day 2, Tuesday, 9 September, afternoon
13:30-15:00
Panel 7. Round Table: CDA/CDS’s role in the neoliberal university:
An emancipatory agenda with attention to Academic activism: Not for Profit!
(Nussbaum 2010). How does CDA/CDS fit in the neoliberal University, and should it?
Promoting collaborative projects for cross-disciplinary research and applications;
designing MA courses; motivations for funding CDA inspired research, consultancy,
action research).
Chair: Ida Sabelis
15:00-15:15
TEA BREAK
15:15-17:00
Panel 8. Closing Round Table: Re-articulating the CDA/CDS agenda. A new-new
agenda:
Toward a sustainable identity for CDA/CDS driven research.
Chairs: Bertie Kaal and Nicolina Montesano Montessori
17.00-17:30
Every ending is a new beginning
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Sponsors of CDA20+ Symposium
Critical Discourse Analysis 20 years and beyond
CDA20+ Symposium, 8-9 September 2014
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