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Anna Marchi is an Associate Professor at the Department of Interpretation and Translation (University of Bologna). She serves as editor of the Journal of Corpora and Discourse Studies (JCaDs) and leads research projects on media narratives of nostalgia at the Department of Interpreting and Translation. Her work integrates corpus linguistics and discourse analysis to explore journalistic/political language and nostalgia studies.
- PhD in English Linguistics, Lancaster University (2013)
- Scholarship, University of Texas at Austin (2003-2004)
- Degree in Communication Sciences, University of Siena (2002)
Her research focuses on methodological aspects of CADS, nostalgia in public discourse, and political language analysis. She has collaborated with Cardiff, Swansea, Siena, and Texas universities on projects like maritime security, Anglo-American relations, and EU citizenship. Current teaching includes Corpus-Assisted Discourse Studies at Bologna's master's program and previous roles include Visiting Professor at Sussex University (2023-2024).
Anna actively contributes to academic communities:
- Co-founder of SiBol Group (since 2005)
- Member of CoLiTec and International Media and Nostalgia Network
- Organizer of International Corpora & Discourse Conference 2022 and co-organizer of 2020's event
- Reviewer for journals like Corpora, Media Culture and Society, and Critical Discourse Studies
Her academic career spans over a decade of contract teaching (2011-2021) and Research Fellow roles (2021-2024), with a focus on corpus-assisted analysis of media/political texts. She has taught Advanced English and English for Journalism at Bologna's Forlì campus and served as Adjunct Professor at the University of Oregon (2011).
