08.00
09.00

Registration

09.00
09.10

Opening

09.10
10.00

Tomáš Koblížek:
What is Fear Speech? An Account in Terms of Emotional Fittingness and Manipulation

10.00
10.30

Coffee break

10.30
10.50

Awni Etaywe:
Epistemic Deception and Dialogic Closure: Corpus- and AI-Assisted Discourse Analysis of Disinformation as Incitement

10.50
11.10

André Matos & Ana Braz:
Disinformation Strategies in the Electoral Discourse of Portugal’s Populist Radical Right Party Chega

11.10
11.30

Dorota Domalewska:
The Axiological Dimension of Disinformation: How TASS Mobilises Values Against Europe

11.30
11.50

Iryna Semeniuk Zumrutdal:
The Language of Disinformation in Wartime Ukraine: A Critical Analysis of Disinformation Discourses in English-Speaking Newspapers

11.50
13.20

Lunch

13.20
14.10

Pavol Hardoš:
The Grammar of Betrayal: Illiberal Conspiracy Tropes in Slovak Political Rhetoric

14.10
14.40

Coffee break

14.40
15.00

Károly Bibok:
On the Role of Pragmatic Theories in Understanding of Clickbait Headlines

14.40
15.00

Miroslava Gavurová:
Linguistic and Communicative Means of Propaganda in Dialect Leaflets from Eastern Slovakia in the Early 20th Century

15.20
15.40

Natalia Gruenpeter & Aleksandra Michałowska-Kubś:
Dehumanizing Rhetoric in Polish Anti-Migrant Disinformation Discourse

15.40
16.00

Mária Stanková:
Anti-Charter as a Source of Contemporary Disinformation?

16.00
16.30

Coffee break

16.30
17.30

Language and Communication Aspects of Disinformation
Research reports

19.00

Conference dinner

09.00
09.50

Enikő Németh T.:
Linguistically Based Identification of Disinformation: The Case of Hungarian Health-Related Fake News

09.50
10.20

Coffee break

10.20
10.40

Miroslav Kubát:
Morphological Features of Fake News in Climate Change Discourse

10.40
11.00

Xinying Chen & Michaela Nogolová:
Czech Climate Change Media Discourse from the Perspective of Quantitative Syntax

11.00
11.20

Hana Dufková:
The Invasion of Neoliberals and Neo-Marxists: Political and Social Labels with the Prefix Neo- in Contemporary Czech Discourse

11.20
11.20

Jiří Lukl:
A Comparative View of Thematic Progression Breaks as a Rhetorical Device in Online Disinformation and Mainstream Media Texts

11.40
12.00

Éva Szabó:
Comparative Analysis of the Functions of Quoting in Health-Related Pseudo-Scientific and Scientific News

12.00
12.20

Radovan Garabík:
Comparing Corpus Statistics

12.20
13.30

Lunch

13.30
14.00

Coffee break

14.00
14.20

Vladimíra Čavojová & Matej Lorko:
Strengthening Epistemic Competence in the Age of Disinformation

14.20
14.40

Andrey Rikhter:
Political and Legal Aspects of an Effective Model for Strategic Communication

14.40
15.00

Dominika Beneš Kováčová:
Climate Realism vs. Climate Denial: The Discursive Construction of News Values in Mainstream and Disinformation News Articles on Environmental Issues – a Comparative Perspective

15.00
15.20

Matúš Ján Capko:
Conservative Media and Disinformation about Queer People During Constitutional Changes in Slovakia

15.20
15.30

Closing