Vol. 3 No. 4 (2026): Corpus, Discourse, and Multimodal Methods for Language Research

This issue will advance methodological dialogue across corpus linguistics, discourse studies, and multimodal inquiry. It welcomes research on corpus design, annotation, computational text analysis, conversation analysis, critical discourse studies, visual communication, gesture, sound, and platform-based forms of meaning-making.

Submissions should make analytical procedures transparent and explain how data, tools, interpretive frameworks, and research questions are aligned. The issue encourages methodological integration while maintaining attention to context, reflexivity, reproducibility, ethics, and the limits of automated analysis.