Part I.(Re)contextualizing narratives of war, peace and neutrality

Still-not-yet: Perpetual war and the futurity of peace30

Patricia L. Dunmire

War-peace dialectic revisited: From neutrality to post-neutrality
discourses in Sweden63

Cornelia Ilie

India’s war on its history of humiliation: A Discourse of Illusion approach96

Aditi Bhatia

The long, unsuccessful war: Discourses of Russian defeat following
the Russo-Japanese war, 1905-present124

Rotem Kowner

Cornelia Ilie

Part II.Contesting vs. justifying Russia’s war on Ukraine in the discursive battlefield

Vladimir Putin’s war rhetoric between cold reflection and furious hatred156

Daniel Weiss

Divergent visions on the war in Ukraine: A corpus-assisted discourse study
of speeches by Putin and Zelenskyy189

Ruth Breeze

María Fernanda Novoa-Jaso

Debating the Ukraine war in the German public: Three open letters,
an op-ed, and their uptake in the German quality press217

Helmut Gruber

Peace into war transformation in news discourse on Ukraine: A cognitive-rhetorical perspective250

Serhiy Potapenko

Oleksii Deikun

Modification of media’s visual identity as a response to the war in Ukraine: An exploratory study278

Anna Jupowicz-Ginalska

Bianca Harms

Anna Samelova

Martyna Dudziak-Kisio

Päivi Maijanen

Anca Anton

Andreas Will

Emilia Zakrzewska

Antonia Matei

Gheorghe Anghel

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