We present CorA, a web-based annotation tool for manual annotation of historical and other non-standard language data. It allows for editing the primary data and modifying token boundaries during the annotation process. Further, it supports immediate retraining of taggers on newly annotated data.

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This chapter introduces a discursive perspective on the communicative environment of organizations and demonstrates how applied discourse linguistics and management partners can jointly explore discourses in order to improve how stakeholders can be addressed. The approach is illustrated by a case study on the communication management of energy discourses in Switzerland. Even if there are only a few transdisciplinary approaches to discourse analysis, it is shown how applied linguistics could offer its data-driven perspective to change the digital practices of management communication. After presenting key theoretical assumptions, the first part of this chapter deals with the practitioners' tasks from a transdisciplinary perspective. As for the second part, it shows how to cope with them by using applied discourse linguistics, which is shown in the conclusion as a way to change the practice of management communication.

<p>This article discusses the concept of discourse community in the context of language-related discourse research in the digital transformation. In a system-theoretical interpretation of digitalization, the understanding of 'discourse community' can become more profound. This new insight allows to analytically separate analog approaches and digital approaches to discourse communities with references to basic research and applied discourse linguistics. The article points out fundamental differences in the modeling of the concept of 'discourse community' based on theoretical and methodological positions.</p>

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