Thèse . H/F

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Établissement : Université de Lorraine École doctorale : SLTC - SOCIETES, LANGAGES, TEMPS, CONNAISSANCES Laboratoire de recherche : ATILF - Analyse et Traitement Informatique de la Langue Française Direction de la thèse : Hélène VINCKEL-ROISIN ORCID 0000000182756060 Début de la thèse : 2026-11-01 Date limite de candidature : 2026-07-08T23:59:59 . The doctoral contract is embedded in Work Package 1 (WP1) Multilingual communication and resources in the Digital Age: discourses, practices, stereotypes'. WP1 investigates how the concepts of Language Awareness and pluri-/multilingualism are discursively constructed, ideologically framed, and technologically mediated in digital contexts across various societal fields (e.g., media, education, industry, politics). It will provide a research-based catalogue of arguments and language ideologies, with particular attention to issues of linguistic justice, gender fairness, and inclusion.
In this context, the PhD thesis focuses on identifying and analysing stereotypical language patterns and existing biases --particularly related to gender, race and ethnicity--in digital dictionaries and thesauri.