Events on POLAR Projecthttps://yufe-polar.github.io/events/Recent content in Events on POLAR ProjectPOLAR Projecthttps://yufe-polar.github.io/images/og.pnghttps://yufe-polar.github.io/images/og.pngHugo -- 0.156.0enho-won.kim@sorbonne-nouvelle.fr (POLAR Project)ho-won.kim@sorbonne-nouvelle.fr (POLAR Project)Thu, 07 May 2026 14:00:00 +0200Framing Polemical Discoursehttps://yufe-polar.github.io/events/webinar-may2026/Thu, 07 May 2026 14:00:00 +0200ho-won.kim@sorbonne-nouvelle.fr (POLAR Project)https://yufe-polar.github.io/events/webinar-may2026/<p><strong>Geoffrey Raymond</strong> (UC Santa Barbara) — <em>&ldquo;Weaponizing doubt: Shifting the boundaries of legitimate political discourse by &lsquo;just asking questions&rsquo;&rdquo;</em></p> <p><strong>Ruth Amossy</strong> (Tel Aviv University) — <em>&ldquo;To what extent can an automated procedure detect polemical discourse? The contribution of Discourse Analysis&rdquo;</em></p>Kick-off Workshop: Building the POLAR Research Frameworkhttps://yufe-polar.github.io/events/kickoff-paris/Fri, 16 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0100ho-won.kim@sorbonne-nouvelle.fr (POLAR Project)https://yufe-polar.github.io/events/kickoff-paris/Research workshop to align objectives, data sources, and the collaboration plan. We established the first version of the methodological roadmap for qualitative analysis and NLP-based detection.