Subtle message - the new In_equality magazine is here!
How do the words we use to describe people affect how we think and feel about them?
In the latest issue of In_equality magazine, Qi Yu and Anselm Fliethmann analyze the linguistic "framing" of refugees in three major German newspapers. They also ask whether artificial intelligence (AI) is now able to recognize such linguistic subtleties.
Read the article in the e-reader or pick up a print copy in the university.
We are pleased to announce that the call for papers for the next In_equality conference 2024 is now open from 5th of July until 20th of September 2023.
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More information about the registration (and impressions of our previous In_equality Conference) can be found here: https://inequality-conference.de
Data from the new wave of the Konstanz Inequality Barometer shows that people in Germany perceive a widespread increase of inequality in income and wealth and barely distinguish between income and wealth inequality. This is despite the fact that wealth inequality is significantly larger than income inequality.
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