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QT30: A Corpus of Argument and Conflict in Broadcast Debate
Broadcast political debate is a core pillar of democracy: it is the public’s easiest access to opinions that shape policies and enables the general public to make informed choices.
The Keystone Role Played by Questions in Debate
Building on the recent results of a study into the roles that are played by questions in argumentative dialogue (Hautli-Janisz et al., 2022a), we expand the analysis to investigate a newly released corpus that constitutes the largest extant corpus of closely annotated debate.
Automatized Detection and Annotation for Calls to Action in Latin-American Social Media Postings
While previous research has primarily looked at how calls-to-action (CTAs) were used in Twitter messages from non-profit organizations and protest mobilization, we are interested in identifying the linguistic cues used in CTAs found on Facebook and Twitter for an automatic identification of CTAs.
