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Dr. Awni Etaywe is a lecturer in linguistics at the Faculty of Arts and Society, specializing in forensic linguistics with a focus on countering violent extremism (CVE), cyber-terrorist communication, and digital deviance. He explores the semiotics of peace, compassion, and empathy in activist discourse, particularly within resistance movements and environmental activism.
- PhD in Language as Evidence (University of New South Wales)
His research bridges peacebuilding and counter-extremism through linguistic analysis, leveraging social semiotics, rhetoric analysis, NLP, AI, and discourse/corpus techniques. He contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goal 16 (Peaceful Societies) and employs innovative methodologies to analyze disinformation, polarization, and grievance in extremist narratives.
Recent publications and projects include AI-enhanced corpus-based CVE frameworks, analyses of digital deviance, and explorations of moral solidarity in activist communication. Notable awards include the Top Paper Award (2025) and recognition from the International Environmental Communication Association.
- Top Paper Award (2025)
- International Environmental Communication Association Award
Dr. Etaywe actively supervises postgraduate research and participates in conferences like the 3rd International SFLIG Conference and Applied Linguistics Association of Australia (ALAA2025), emphasizing the application of linguistics to societal challenges.
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