Diskurs-Latenz: Re-Aktivierungen von Stereotypen rund um HIV/AIDS in Onlineforen

Knuchel, Daniel

doi:10.1515/9783110688696-016

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“…For example, Demmen et al (2017) analysed corpora of semi-structured interviews and online forum contributions exchanged between patients, family carers, and health professionals to evaluate the use of metaphors of violence in care contexts. Digital contexts related to health have been explored both quantitatively and qualitatively in German as well -for example, in terms of the discursive constructions of 'normality' in online bereavement fora (Schütte 2021) or in relation to discursive conceptualisations and stereotypes associated with HIV/AIDS in the discussion posts in an online forum on medical topics (Knuchel 2021).…”

Section: Corpus and Discourse Studies On Health: A Short Overviewmentioning

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Using a Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies Approach to Analyse Gender: A Case Study of German Radiology Reports

Irschara¹

2023

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This paper explores how a Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies (CADS) approach can be utilised to investigate representations of gender as well as potential gender bias in radiology reporting, which constitutes a form of professional, medical discourse. The database collected for this purpose consists of three specialised German sub-corpora (332,901 cranial, thoracic, and whole-body computed tomographies, with more than 61 million tokens), which were extracted from a larger medical corpus called MedCorpInn that was built as part of an interdisciplinary project conducted jointly by the University of Innsbruck and Innsbruck Medical University. As a basic premise, CTs are assumed discursive, linguistic events, which are influenced by social and institutional factors. They represent an essential everyday communicative practice among radiologists and referring doctors and they function both as documentation and as a legal record of imaging procedures. To investigate whether there are differences and/or subtle similarities (Taylor 2018; Brezina 2018) in the largely standardised reports on female vs on male patients, a CADS-approach focusing on gender is applied. Keywords, collocation, and concordance techniques will be introduced and used to explore how male and female patients are discussed in the medical discourse studied here. Research into internal clinical communicative practices could also be of interest from the perspective of gender medicine.

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Section: Corpus and Discourse Studies On Health: A Short Overviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using a Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies Approach to Analyse Gender: A Case Study of German Radiology Reports

Irschara¹

2023

GV/GR

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Machine Learning und Korpuspragmatik. Word Embeddings als Beispiel für einen kreativen Umgang mit NLP-Tools

Knuchel¹,

Bubenhofer²

2023

Digitale Pragmatik

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Diskurs-Latenz: Re-Aktivierungen von Stereotypen rund um HIV/AIDS in Onlineforen

Cited by 2 publications

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Using a Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies Approach to Analyse Gender: A Case Study of German Radiology Reports

Using a Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies Approach to Analyse Gender: A Case Study of German Radiology Reports

Machine Learning und Korpuspragmatik. Word Embeddings als Beispiel für einen kreativen Umgang mit NLP-Tools

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