Contents, List of Contributors, Discourse in the Digital Age: A Critical Introduction - Eleonora Esposito and Majid KhosraviNik,
Part1: Digital Discourses: Ethical and Interdisciplinary Reflections, Chapter 2: Towards the Ethical Use of Digital Data in CDS: Challenges and Opportunities - Jessica Aiston, Chapter 3: Introducing Discourse-Driven Text Mining: a novel method to critically analyse discourses on Twitter - Lorella Viola,
Part2: Digital Discourses of Misogyny and Gender-based Violence, Chapter 4: The Reddit manosphere as a text and place: a three-part analysis Alexandra Krendel, Chapter 5: Discourses of Public Breastfeeding on Russophone Social Media: A Discursive-Material Analysis of VKontakte Discussions - Kseniia Semykina and Oksana Dorofeeva, Chapter 6: Reject Rohingya and Send Them Back!’: Digital Discourses of Nationalism and Xenophobia in the time of Pandemic Siti Nurnadilla Mohamad Jamil, Chapter 7: Subtle hate speech and the recontextualisation of antisemitism online: Analysing argumentation on Facebook - Dimitris Serafis and Salomi Boukala,
Part4: Digital Discourses of Counter-hegemony and Protest , Chapter 8: From participatory politics to fan activism: Digital discursive practices during the Chilean student mobilizations - Camila Cardenas-Neira, Chapter 9: Analysing digital discourses of the #EndMaleGuardianshipSystem campaign in Saudi Arabia: a focus on YouTube and News Media - Nouf Alotaibi,
Part5: Digital Discourses of Power, Knowledge, and Legitimisation, Chapter 10: The disruption of power asymmetry in online medical consultations in China: A social media critical discourse studies approach - Yu Zhang, Chapter 11: Legitimising Change: Digital Journalism Discourse and Social Media Communication Philippa Smith and Helen Sissons, Chapter 12: Wikipedia discourse about social media ? Facebook between community and corporation - Susanne Kopf