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Book review: Sumin Zhao, Emilia Djonov, Anders Björkvall and Morten Boeriis (eds), Advancing Multimodal and Critical Discourse Studies: Interdisciplinary Research Inspired by Theo van Leeuwen’s Social Semiotics

Finally, the book can be recommended to readers of discourse studies because it bridges the disciplinary gap between linguistics and media studies. It further constitutes an informative resource book for students and scholars who are keen on studying language in use across media. Even within the discipline of linguistics, the book provides valuable insights for understanding the continuum and spectrum of the topics of the contributions across different media contexts.