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Original ResearchPublished 18 September 2026President Gustavo Petro’s calls for social mobilization as discursive risk: analyzing YouTube automatic transcriptsJoseph Livingston Crawford-Visbal · Fátima Martínez-Gutiérrez · Rolando Pérez-VelaFrontiers in Communicationdoi 10.3389/fcomm.2026.1863039
PerspectivePublished 3 September 2026Zombies without puppeteers: Morgan’s Canon and the passive manipulation hypothesis in Xenos vesparum / Polistes dominulaPhilip T. StarksFrontiers in Parasitologydoi 10.3389/fpara.2026.1907843
Brief Research ReportPublished 31 August 2026Rebloom: translating research through multimodal interaction between social and felt worldsBarbara Doran · Simone Clow · Andrew Lodge · Diane Macdonald · Paulina Larocca · Ann Dadich · Chloe Watfern · Katherine BoydellFrontiers in Human Dynamicsdoi 10.3389/fhumd.2026.1798816
Brief Research ReportPublished 4 June 2026LLMs replicate metaphor norms based on word co-occurrence but struggle with topic-vehicle mappingsLaura Pissani · Mayank Jobanputra · Vera DembergFrontiers in Language Sciencesdoi 10.3389/flang.2026.1756514
Hypothesis and TheoryPublished 12 January 2026Framing the mind: media, metaphors, and mindfulnessJames MeadenFrontiers in Social Psychologydoi 10.3389/frsps.2025.1621640
Digital HumanitiesPublished 25 February 2019Mapping by Observation: Building a User-Tailored Conducting System From Spontaneous MovementsÁlvaro Sarasúa · Julián Urbano · Emilia GómezFrontiers in Digital Humanitiesdoi 10.3389/fdigh.2019.00003
