Moving towards Peace, Compassion and Empathy through Semiotic Enquiry

Editorial
• Editors’ note
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Articles
• Moving towards peace, compassion and empathy through semiotic enquiry
  Awni Etaywe, Elizabeth A. Thomson & Ingrid Wijeyewardene | pp. 2–26
peace
• Constructing resistance in the quest for social justice: A study of a fracturing in Thai hegemony
  Ingrid Wijeyewardene | pp. 27–59
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  Acknowledging dispossession: A CDA/PDA perspective on discourse dealing with unceded land
  J. R. Martin & Priscilla Angela T. Cruz | pp. 60–87
compassion
• Compassion as appraisal, performative identity and moral affiliation: A corpus perspective and digital activist strategic communication analysis
  Awni Etaywe | pp. 88–121
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  Feeling, thinking, acting: An intersemiotic study of empathy and compassion in vegan discourse
  Daniel Lees Fryer | pp. 122–145
empathy
• Empathic listening as a social semiotic practice within the tradition of Nonviolent Communication: A systemic functional analysis of choices in the systems of theme and information status
  Elizabeth A. Thomson | pp. 146–175
• From empathy to activism: An analysis of a letter to the Minister which resulted in successful outcomes for a person with severe intellectual disability and their family
  Shoshana Dreyfus & Joshua Han | pp. 176–199
• The place of feelings: Empathetic discourse as a strategy for trade union organising
  Claudia Ortu | pp. 200–218
Book review
• Andy Curtis. 2022. The new peace linguistics and the role of language in conflict
  Reviewed by Awni Etaywe | pp. 219–225

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