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Goodwin, Aurora

Goodwin, Aurora
Start date:
October 2017
Research Topic:
Styling authenticity on Twitter disinformation accounts
Research pathway:
Linguistics
Research Supervisor:
Dr Tereza Spilioti
Supervising school:
School of English, Communication & Philosophy, Cardiff University
Primary funding source:
ESRC studentship
Research keywords:
authenticity; disinformation; identity performance; Twitter

My proposed research focuses on how language is used on Twitter disinformation accounts to authenticate identity performances. I will focus specifically on the use of metadata (profile information such as usernames), affiliative hashtag use, and other language features associated with certain social groups (e.g. vernacular forms).

Email:
GoodwinA3@cardiff.ac.uk
ResearchGate:
Aurora_Goodwin
Twitter:
@goodwin_aurora
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aurora-goodwin-72b861108/
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