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Here continues the Great Thread on #illicitgenres. I am reporting from day two of @uni_copenhagen symposium. The symposium is supported by @Carlsbergfondet and arranged by @TanyaKaroli and @MarieEBM.
@uni_copenhagen @Carlsbergfondet @TanyaKaroli @MarieEBM This morning the first speaker is Anne Freadman of the @unimelb. She is speaking about dog-whistling in order to find out whether it is a genre, and what the consequences of that are.
@uni_copenhagen @Carlsbergfondet @TanyaKaroli @MarieEBM @unimelb If you don't know what a dog whistle is, here's the Urban Dictionary.
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Here begins the Great Thread on #illicitgenres. I am reporting from a @uni_copenhagen symposium on illicit genres supported by @Carlsbergfondet. You can find the program for the conference here.
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@uni_copenhagen @Carlsbergfondet Introdutory speech by @TanyaKaroli and @MarieEBM, warning us that we are going to see fairly horrible examples during the days. That's what happens when genres are
"threatening communication, hate speech, grooming, defamations, harrasment, bribery, dogwhistling and bullying."
"threatening communication, hate speech, grooming, defamations, harrasment, bribery, dogwhistling and bullying."
@uni_copenhagen @Carlsbergfondet @TanyaKaroli @MarieEBM However, @AmyDevitt1 is also in the room, so that makes the day infinitely better despite the awful nature of the topic at hand.
