Beschreibung:
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Contributors -- Chapter 1 Are We All in This Together? -- Part I COVID-19 and the Global Construction of Language -- Chapter 2 Worldmaking in the Time of COVID-19: The Challenge of the Local and the Global -- Chapter 3 SARS-CoV-2 and Discursive Inoculation in France: Lessons from HIV/AIDS -- Chapter 4 War Metaphors during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Persuasion and Manipulation -- Chapter 5 Prophylactic Nationalism: COVID-19 in Thai Public Health Discourse -- Chapter 6 COVID-19 as a Foreign Language: How France Learned the Language of the Pandemic -- Part II Translating and Communicating COVID-19 -- Chapter 7 Localising Science News Flows in a Global Pandemic: Translational Sourcing Practices in Flemish Reporting on COVID-19 Vaccine Studies -- Chapter 8 Community Trust in Translations of Official COVID-19 Communications in Australia: An Ethical Dilemma Between Academics and News Media -- Chapter 9 Risk and Crisis Communication during COVID-19 in Linguistically and Culturally Diverse Communities: A Scoping Review of the Available Evidence -- Chapter 10 A Lockdown by Any Other Name: Populist Rhetoric as a Communication Strategy for COVID-19 in Duterte's Philippines -- Chapter 11 Prophylactic Language Use: The Case of Deaf Signers in England and Their (Lack of) Access to Government Information during the COVID-19 Pandemic -- Chapter 12 A Pandemic Accompanied by an Infodemic: How Do Deaf Signers in Flanders Make Informed Decisions? A Preliminary Small-scale Study -- Part III Translational Cultural Responses to COVID-19 -- Chapter 13 The Visual Language of COVID-19: Narrative, Data and Emotion in Online Health Communications -- Chapter 14 Reading COVID-19 through Dante: A Literature-Based, Bilingual and Translational Approach to Making Sense of the Pandemic.