Pathway Leads:
Prof Ben Rampton, King’s College
Dr Linnaea Stockall, Queen Mary University
Student Pathway Representatives:
Louis Strange: l.strange@qmul.ac.uk and Matthew Hunt: m.c.hunt@qmul.ac.uk (QMUL)
Marianna Falcone: marianna.falcone@kcl.ac.uk and Christos Sagredos: christos.sagredos@kcl.ac.uk (KCL)
CMCI: Lindsay Parker: lindsay.parker@kcl.ac.uk (KCL)
Pathway mailing list: liss-lmc@qmul.ac.uk
This training pathway builds on expertise between King’s’ Centre for Language, Discourse & Communication (LDC) and Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries (CMCI) and Queen Mary’s Department of Linguistics (DoL). The pathway integrates a shared concern with the semiotic, discursive and cultural constitution/mediation of personal, institutional, social and political relations and identities. In bringing together Queen Mary’s Department of Linguistics with King’s Centre for Language, Discourse & Communication, it also provides an unusually coherent cross-paradigmatic training programme in linguistics spanning ethnographic, interactional, quantitative, experimental, cognitive and formal linguistics.
There are three training sub-pathways:
A. Language, Mind & Society: focusing on the nature and use of language.
Queen Mary University of London
B. Language, Discourse & Culture: addressing language and discourse in institutions, media and everyday settings.
King’s College London
MA Language & Cultural Diversity
C. Media & Culture: studying creative and cultural production in the new & mass media, visual & performing arts, publishing & film.
King’s College London
Language, Culture and Education
6. Education, Mind & Society
7. Linguistics, Media & Culture