{"id":323,"date":"2017-03-06T15:23:37","date_gmt":"2017-03-06T15:23:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.shu.ac.uk\/politeness\/?page_id=323"},"modified":"2019-03-18T14:45:39","modified_gmt":"2019-03-18T14:45:39","slug":"members","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/blogs.shu.ac.uk\/politeness\/members\/","title":{"rendered":"Members"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>If you are a member of the group and would like your research interests to be listed here, please contact\u00a0Isabelle van der Bom at i.v.bom@shu.ac.uk.<\/p>\n<p>Carolina Abritta<br \/>\nPUC-Rio (Brazil)<br \/>\nEmail: carolabritta@terra.com.br<br \/>\nResearch interests: (im)politeness in the context of mediation.<\/p>\n<p>Bilal Al-Adaileh<br \/>\nLinguistics and Phonetics Dept. Leeds University ( U.K. )<br \/>\nEmail: bilal.adaileh@gmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Linguistic Politeness, Politeness &amp; Gender, Intercultural pragmatics, Intracultural pragmatics, and Sociolinguistics.<\/p>\n<p>Nassier Abbas Ghubin Al-Zubaidi<br \/>\nDepartment of English, College of Arts, Baghdad University (Iraq)<br \/>\nEmail: nassieralzubaidi@gmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: linguistic politeness, interlanguage and cross-cultural pragmatics, sociolinguistics, contrastive rhetoric, and (critical) discourse analysis.<\/p>\n<p>Abdul Wahid Qasem Ghaleb Al-Zumor<br \/>\nSanaa University ( Yemen Republic )<br \/>\nEmail: wahed3@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Politeness, interlanguage and cross-cultural pragmatics, Arabic discourse, sociolinguistics.<\/p>\n<p>Lucia Fernandez Amaya<br \/>\nPablo de Olavide University (Spain)<br \/>\nEmail:lferama@upo.es<br \/>\nResearch Interests: pragmatics and translation, sociopragmatics (politeness), interlanguage and cross-cultural pragmatics, discourse analysis and teaching pragmatics to ESL learners.<\/p>\n<p>Jo Angouri<br \/>\nUniversity of the West of England (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: jo.angouri@uwe.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: sociopragmatics and discourse analysis; language in the workplace, health care and online contexts (CMD).<\/p>\n<p>Robert B. Arundale<br \/>\nDepartment of Communication, University of Alaska (USA)<br \/>\nEmail: rbarundale@alaska.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: Issues in language pragmatics, such as face and facework, that relate to understanding language use in face-to-face interpersonal communication, with particular attention to developing theory that is informed by conversation analysis. Also intercultural communication and communication theory.<\/p>\n<p>Anna Baczkowska<br \/>\nKazimierz Wielki University, Bydgoszcz (Poland)<br \/>\nEmail: ab@ukw.edu.pl<br \/>\nResearch interests: im\/politeness in face-to-face interaction, cross-cultural pragmatics, nonverbal communication, cognitive semantics, audiovisual translation, applied linguistics.<\/p>\n<p>Francesca Bargiela<br \/>\nUniversity of Warwick ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: francesca.bargiela@gmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Business discourse, politeness, intercultural communication, management and belief.<\/p>\n<p>Ali Y. Al-Baroodi<br \/>\nMosul University (Iraq)<br \/>\nEmail: alialbaroodi2000@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: cross-cultural pragmatics, politeness, politeness and translation.<\/p>\n<p>Luna Bergh<br \/>\nUniversity of the Free State (South Africa)<br \/>\nEmail: berghL.RD@ufs.ac.za<br \/>\nResearch interests: Linguistic politeness; politeness and punctuation; politeness in academic writing; politeness in business, economic and management contexts; politeness in health care; cognitive linguistics; and cognitive blending.<\/p>\n<p>Isabelle van der Bom<br \/>\nSheffield Hallam University\u00a0(UK) &amp; Chemnitz University of Technology (Germany)<br \/>\nEmail:\u00a0i.v.bom@shu.ac.uk &amp; isabelle.vanderbom@phil.tu-chemnitz.de<br \/>\nResearch interests: linguistic politeness, language and discrimination, gender and language, cognitive poetics, cognitive stylistics, ontology, digital fiction, multilingualism.<\/p>\n<p>Patricia Bou-Franch<br \/>\nUniversity of Valencia ( Spain )<br \/>\nEmail: patricia.bou@uv.es<br \/>\n<a href=\"http:\/\/www.uv.es\/~boup\/index.html\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/www.uv.es\/~boup\/index.html<\/a><br \/>\nResearch interests: I\u2019m interested in the relationship between gender and politeness in Spanish, English and Catalan. I\u2019m currently working on the study of computer-mediated communication in the academic setting. I\u2019m also interested in politeness in relation to inter-language pragmatics, cross-cultural pragmatics and foreign language teaching.<\/p>\n<p>Derek Bousfield<br \/>\nHuddersfield University ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: d.bousfield@hud.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: The Pragmatics of Impoliteness. I\u2019m conducting research into linguistic impoliteness, more specifically, into the dynamics of impolite discourse(s), that is, how impoliteness containing discourses are triggered, how they progress, and how they are \u2018resolved\u2019 by the interactants.<\/p>\n<p>Susan Meredith Burt<br \/>\nEnglish Department, Illinois State University (USA)<br \/>\nEmail: smburt@ilstu.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: intercultural pragmatics, politeness in second language learning and use; changing patterns of politeness practices during language shift, particularly in the immigrant Hmong community in the US.<\/p>\n<p>Clay Butler<br \/>\nBaylor University ; Waco , Texas ( USA )<br \/>\nEmail: Clay_Butler@baylor.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: Discourse analysis, politeness, language in legal settings, apology speech act.<\/p>\n<p>Marco Catrambone<br \/>\nScuola Normale Superiore, Pisa (Italy)<br \/>\nE-mail: marco.catrambone@sns.it; marcocatrambone@hotmail.it<br \/>\nResearch interests: linguistic politeness (especially historical politeness), sociolinguistics of Greek, politeness in Literature, pragmatics of verbal interaction, drama and dialogue genre.<\/p>\n<p>Daniela Cesiri<br \/>\nUniversity of Salento (Italy)<br \/>\nEmail: daniela.cesiri@unile.it<br \/>\nResearch Interests: Historical politeness and face-threatening acts.<\/p>\n<p>Thomas Chacko<br \/>\nIndian Institute of Science, Banglore ( India )<br \/>\nUniversity College of Technology and Management (KUTPM) Kuala Lampur (Malaysia )<br \/>\nResearch Interests: Intercultural Communication Skills for Professionals; ESP\/ EST; Language and Power; Technical Style Editing and Editorial Consultancy.<\/p>\n<p>Grace Chew Chye Lay<br \/>\nChinese Heritage Centre, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)<br \/>\nEmail: gclchew@yahoo.co.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Vietnamese politeness; Vietnamese lexicography; and intercultural business communication involving Japanese and Vietnamese.<\/p>\n<p>Krisda Chaemsaithong<br \/>\nUniversity of Houston (USA)<br \/>\nEmail: chaemsaithongk@uhd.edu<br \/>\nResearch Interests: historical pragmatics, politeness between different social classes, and English Syntax. Current project: self-politeness and self-face in Salem Witch Trials.<\/p>\n<p>David Ching<br \/>\nVictoria University of Wellington ( New Zealand )<br \/>\nEmail: davching@hotmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: I am currently doing a PhD in cross-cultural pragmatics. I am investigating face phenomena in New Zealand and Taiwanese public radio news interview by examining and contrasting disagreement strategies utilized by New Zealand and Taiwanese interviewers.<\/p>\n<p>Marianna Chodorowska-Pilch<br \/>\nUniversity of California , Los Angeles and University of Southern California (USA)<br \/>\nEmail: chodorow@usc.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests:\u00a0linguistic politeness, pragmatics, cross-linguistic encoding of politeness, grammaticalization, discourse markers, constructions, metaphor and metonymy.<\/p>\n<p>Chris Christie<br \/>\nLoughborough University ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: c.christie@lboro.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Gender and politeness; miscommunication; parliamentary discourse.<\/p>\n<p>Jodie Clark<br \/>\nSheffield Hallam University (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: jodie.clark@shu.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: the development of ethnographic, communities-of-practice oriented approaches to critical discourse analysis.<\/p>\n<p>Jiyon Cook<br \/>\nUniversity of Bristol (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: jiyon.cook@bristol.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: face, linguistic politeness, pragmatics, semantics.<\/p>\n<p>Jonathan Culpeper<br \/>\nLancaster University ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: j.culpeper@lancaster.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: linguistic politeness (especially impoliteness and historical politeness); pragmatics (especially, sociopragmatics and historical pragmatics); stylistics (especially plays and Shakespeare); the history of English (especially Early Modern English); Corpus Linguistics (especially its deployment in pragmatics or stylistics research).<\/p>\n<p>Erika Darics<br \/>\nUniversity of Portsmouth (UK)<br \/>\nerika.darics@port.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: relational work in text-based computed mediated discourse (CMD), communication in virtual work environments, computer-mediated business discourse.<\/p>\n<p>Eleanor Dickey<br \/>\nUniversity of Reading (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: E.Dickey@reading.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Linguistic politeness, sociolinguistics of Greek and Latin, language contact in antiquity, forms of address.<\/p>\n<p>Doris Dippold<br \/>\nUniversity of Southampton ( UK )<br \/>\nResearch Interests: Politeness, Interlanguage Pragmatics, Cross-Cultural Pragmatics, Pragmatic Development, First and Second Language Acquisition, Sociolinguistics. PhD dissertation: The L2 development of pragmatics: How English native speakers learn to disagree in German.<\/p>\n<p>Klaartje Duijm<br \/>\nEmail: k.duijm@xs4all.nl<br \/>\nResearch interests: Testing of politeness in second language acquisition.<\/p>\n<p>Enas El-Sadek<br \/>\nSchool of English Literature, Language and Linguistics, Newcastle University (UK)<br \/>\nEnas.El-Sadek@ncl.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Intercultural Pragmatics, Cognitive Pragmatics, Relevance Theory, the impact of culture on intercultural communication and second language acquisition, Linguistic Politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Zohreh R. Eslami<br \/>\nTexas A&amp;M University ( US )<br \/>\nEmail: zeslami@tamu.edu<br \/>\n<a href=\"http:\/\/www.coe.tamu.edu\/~zeslami\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/www.coe.tamu.edu\/~zeslami<\/a><br \/>\nResearch interests: politeness, gender, and language use in Persian compared to other languages; politeness and intercultural communication and speech act studies; politeness and second language learning and use; politeness and computer-mediated communications.<\/p>\n<p>Muhammad-Reza Fakhr-Rohani<br \/>\nUniversity of Qom, Qom (Iran)<br \/>\nEmail: fxr41@yahoo.co.uk and fakhr6rohani@yahoo.co.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Modes of politeness and honorification in Persian Shiite religious literature, honorifics, politeness and honorification in Mazandarani (an Iranian Caspian dialect), pragmatics, sociolinguistics, ethnography of speaking.<\/p>\n<p>Milan Ferencik<br \/>\nUniversity of Presov (Slovakia)<br \/>\nEmail: milan.ferencik@unipo.sk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Politeness strategies in mass media (radio phone-ins), politeness practices in the local linguistic landscape, politeness in e-scape, strategies of politeness in English as a Lingua Franca, pragmatics, sociolinguistics, conversation analysis, multilingualism, geosemiotics.<\/p>\n<p>Saeko Fukushima<br \/>\nTsuru University (Japan)<br \/>\nEmail: saeko@tsuru.ac.jp<br \/>\nResearch interests: cross-cultural pragmatics, intercultural pragmatics, sociopragmatics and Japanese politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Christophe Gagne<br \/>\nUniversit\u00e9 Lyon II (GRIC) (France)<br \/>\nUniversity of Cambridge ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: cg238@cam.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch Interests: intercultural communication, conversation analysis, interaction between French and British nationals.<\/p>\n<p>Juan Antonio Garrido Ardila<br \/>\nDept of Spanish. University of Malta<br \/>\nEmail: juan-antonio.garrido-ardila@um.edu.mt<br \/>\nResearch interests: intercultural politeness, politeness in Peninsular Spanish<\/p>\n<p>Karen Grainger<br \/>\nSheffield Hallam University (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: k.p.grainger@shu.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch Interests: interactional sociolinguistics, politeness theory, institutional talk (especially medical contexts), intercultural communication, computer mediated interaction.<\/p>\n<p>Abdurahman Ahamd Hamza<br \/>\nSheffield Hallam University ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: A.R.Hamza@shu.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Applied Linguistic, Sociolinguistics and Pragmatics, Phonology , Arabic literature, and Translation. My PhD research is investigating how the notion of politeness works in different cultures. Its title is \u2018Cross-cultural Linguistic Politeness: Misunderstanding in Interaction between native and non-native speakers of English\u2019. It examines politeness in relation to context and culture and the role that they play in cross-cultural interaction.<\/p>\n<p>Elizabeth Hanson<br \/>\nCalifornia State University (US)<br \/>\nEmail: elizabeth.hanson@csun.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: English as a second language.<\/p>\n<p>Claire Hardaker<br \/>\nLancaster University (UK)<br \/>\nResearch interests: (Im)politeness, conflict, trolling, cyber-bullying, CMC (computer-mediated communication), HCI (human-computer interaction) and corpus linguistics. PhD thesis: Impoliteness and conflict in CMC.<\/p>\n<p>Sandra Harrison<br \/>\nCoventry University (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: sandra.harrison@coventry.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Computer-mediated communication, including use of email in the workplace, the application of conversation analysis and discourse analysis to the discourse of email discussions, development of discourse maps to summarise the interaction of multi-party, multi-topic discussions, investigation of the use of politeness strategies to maintain community in email discussions, use of and subversion of repair in email discussions, negotiation of email discussion topics through<br \/>\nmetadiscussion.<\/p>\n<p>Ciler Hatipoglu<br \/>\nMiddle East Technical University (METU), (Turkey)<br \/>\nEmail: ciler2@yahoo.com, ciler@metu.edu.tr<br \/>\nResearch interests: Cross-gender and cross-cultural communication, speech acts, interlanguage pragmatics, electronic languages (e.g., language in emails), language in the media, second language acquisition.<\/p>\n<p>Michael Haugh<br \/>\nGriffith University (Australia)<br \/>\nEmail: m.haugh@griffith.edu.au<br \/>\n<a href=\"http:\/\/www.griffith.edu.au\/arts-languages-criminology\/school-languages-linguistics\/staff\/dr-michael-haugh\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/www.griffith.edu.au\/arts-languages-criminology\/school-languages-linguistics\/staff\/dr-michael-haugh<\/a><br \/>\nResearch Interests: Face, intercultural politeness, intention(ality) and politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Chris Heffer<br \/>\nNottingham Trent University (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: chris.heffer@ntu.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: The language of legal professionals; linguistic strategies in jury instruction and witness examination; narrative and paradigmatic modes of discourse; the \u2018beyond reasonable doubt\u2019 standard; linguistic and semiotic strategies in advertising; hate speech; strategies in \u2018419\u2019 scams.<\/p>\n<p>Janet Holmes<br \/>\nVictoria University of Wellington ( New Zealand )<br \/>\nResearch interests: language and gender, language in the workplace, sociolinguistics, pragmatics.<\/p>\n<p>Jin-ok Hong<br \/>\nEmail: redstargo@googlemail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: discursive identities and intentionality, strategic politeness, institutional discourse, culturally specific ideologies, cross-cultural linguistic forms.<\/p>\n<p>Hua Xiang (Catherine)<br \/>\nOpen University (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: h.xiang@open.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Currently I am doing my PhD at the OU. I am looking at the apology strategies produced by Chinese and British native speakers as well as advanced language learners of both languages. I am interested in testing the existing politeness theory with Chinese data. I am also interested in exploring language learners\u2019 perceptions towards self\/others, politeness in terms of their second\/foreign language learning (particularly in the case of learning English as a second\/foreign language and learning Chinese as a second\/foreign language). By investigating apology strategies, I hope the findings could also contribute to self politeness proposed by Chen (2001).<\/p>\n<p>Noriko Inagaki<br \/>\nSchool of Oriental and African Studies, SOAS ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: ni2@soas.ac.uk or 113311@soas.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Alternative approach to politeness applying a broader version of the Sapir-Whorf linguistic relativity hypothesis as opposed to the current universal approach.<\/p>\n<p>Hale Isik-Guler<br \/>\nUniversity of Warwick (UK) and Middle East Technical University (Turkey)<br \/>\nEmail: hisik@metu.edu.tr<br \/>\nResearch interests: cross-cultural and intercultural communication; metapragmatics of (im)politeness in Turkish; intentionality, historicity and (im)politeness; rapport management; (im)politeness research methodology (i.e. using evaluative comments, cultural lexemes and specialized corpora).<\/p>\n<p>Johanna Isos\u00e4vi<br \/>\nUniversity of Helsinki (Finland)<br \/>\nResearch interests: intercultural (im)politeness, politeness in Finland and France<\/p>\n<p>Ewa Jakubowska<br \/>\nInstitute of English, University of Silesia , Katowice ( Poland )<br \/>\nEmail: ewajakub@wp.pl<br \/>\nResearch interests: Cross-cultural pragmatics, contrastive pragmatics, face-to-face communication, politeness, interaction rituals.<\/p>\n<p>Daniel Z. Kadar<br \/>\nEnglish Language and Linguistics, University of Huddersfield (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: D.Z.Kadar@hud.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: politeness, relational rituals, intercultural and cross-cultural communication (with special focus on China and the East Asia region in general), and historical politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Ruba Khamam<br \/>\nUniversity of Leeds (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: rubakhamam@gmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Linguistic politeness and impoliteness, Intercultural and Cross-cultural pragmatics, Discourse analysis, the relationship between gender and politeness, Forms of address, Speech acts, Politeness and second language learning and use, Semantics, and applied linguistics.<br \/>\nHassen Khammari<br \/>\nCurrently unaffiliated (Tunisia)<br \/>\nEmail: hassenkh99@yahoo.fr<br \/>\nResearch interests: Tunisian politeness; speech acts; psycholinguistics and pragmatics.<\/p>\n<p>Dr.\u00a0Abdennour Kharraki<br \/>\nMohamed 1st University (Morocco)<br \/>\nResearch interests: Linguistic Politeness in Arabic Speaking Countries, Intercultural Communication (East and West).<\/p>\n<p>Alan Kim<br \/>\nSouthern Illinois University (USA)<br \/>\nEmail: alanhkin@siu.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: The following areas of Korean and Japanese: Comparative Grammar; Etymological Analysis; Grammaticalization in the System of Scalar Modals; Quantifier-Floating, Negation, Word Order and Linguistic Typology; Internally Headed Relative Clause Construction; Verb morphology; Politeness and Honorifics. I am also interested in ancient migrations of Korean people to the Japanese archipelago.<\/p>\n<p>Tatiana Larina<br \/>\nPeoples\u2019 Friendship University (Moscow)<br \/>\nEmail: larinat@list.ru<br \/>\n<a href=\"http:\/\/www.tvlarina.narod.ru\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/www.tvlarina.narod.ru<\/a><br \/>\nResearch interests: Intercultural communication, Crosscultural\u00a0Pragmatics, Sociolinguistics, Anthropological Linguistics, Linguistic\u00a0Politeness. Doctoral thesis: Politeness in Intercultural Communication. The author of the book \u201cPoliteness in English and Russian Communicative Cultures\u201d.<\/p>\n<p>Li Li<br \/>\nUniversity of Leeds ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: jaslily@msn.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Miriam Locher<br \/>\nUniversity of Basel (Switzerland)<br \/>\nEmail: miriam.locher@unibas.ch<br \/>\n<a href=\"http:\/\/engsem.unibas.ch\/department\/people\/staff\/profile\/profile\/person\/locher\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/engsem.unibas.ch\/department\/people\/staff\/profile\/profile\/person\/locher\/<\/a><br \/>\nResearch Interests: Discourse analysis, especially power in language, verbal politeness, the realization of disagreement and conflict talk; cross-cultural communication; the use of computer-mediated communication (CMC); medical and\u00a0institutional counselling; health discourse; Internet advice columns.<\/p>\n<p>Sabrina Mallon-Gerland<br \/>\nUniversity of Surrey<br \/>\nEmail: sabrina@cltmallon-gerland.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Interlanguage pragmatics.<\/p>\n<p>Rachel Mapson<br \/>\nQueen Margaret University, Edinburgh<br \/>\nEmail: RMapson@qmu.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: politeness in signed language, translation and interpreting, the interpretation of politeness, cross-cultural and intercultural pragmatics, gender and politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Marlyna Maros<br \/>\nUniversity Kebangsaan (Malaysia)<br \/>\nEmail: mmarlyna@gmail.com; marlyna@ukm.my<br \/>\nResearch interests: Sociopragmatics, specifically speech acts, politeness and cultural values.\u00a0Discussions on cultural values sometimes bring my reseach into other sociolinguistics topics such as language\u00a0contact, maintenance, and change;\u00a0and Linguistics in Education.<\/p>\n<p>Chisa Matsukawa<br \/>\nUniversity of Central Lancashire (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: cmatsukawa@uclan.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Cross-cultural pragmatics, intercultural pragmatics, interlanguage pragmatics, politeness in Japanese language learning and Japanese politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Sara Mills<\/p>\n<p>Sara Mills<br \/>\nSheffield Hallam University ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: s.l.mills@shu.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: gender and politeness; class and politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Mostafa Morady Moghaddam<br \/>\nUniversity of Tabriz (Iran)<br \/>\nEmail: mostafa_morady@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: sociolinguistics, pragmatics, discourse analysis, and syllabus design.<\/p>\n<p>Maxine Morrin<br \/>\nBergen Community College and Passaic County Community College ( US )<br \/>\nEmail: maxinemorrin@hotmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: applied linguistics, cross-cultural communication, giving and receiving directions; English as a Second Language.<\/p>\n<p>Louise Mullany<br \/>\nUniversity of Nottingham ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: Louise.mullany@nottingham.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: language, gender and politeness, particularly in institutional settings.<\/p>\n<p>Gerry Mugford<br \/>\nUniversidad de Guadalajara (Mexico)<br \/>\nEmail: g_mugford@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch Interests: Second language learning and (im)politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Carol Myers-Scotton<br \/>\nMichigan State University ( US )<br \/>\nEmail: myerssc@msu.edu<br \/>\nResearch Interests: Socio-pragmatics, especially in regard to bilingual interactions.<\/p>\n<p>Golnaz Nanbakhsh<br \/>\nUniversity of Edinburgh ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: G.Nanbakhsh@ling.ed.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch Interests: sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, pragmatics of (im)politeness, indexicality, stance-taking and Persian politeness.<\/p>\n<p>Onuigbo Gregory Nwoye<br \/>\nSultan Qaboos University (Sultanate of Oman )<br \/>\nUniversity of Benin ( Nigeria )<br \/>\nEmail: ognwoye@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch Interests: Discourse\/conversational analysis, politeness studies, gender linguistics and cross-cultural communication.<\/p>\n<p>Akin Odebunmi, PhD<br \/>\nProfessor of Pragmatics and Discourse Analysis,<br \/>\nUniversity of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria<br \/>\nEmail:\u00a0papaabnm2@gmail.com<\/p>\n<p>Eva Ogiermann<br \/>\nUniversity of Portsmouth ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: eva.ogiermann@port.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: pragmatics, sociolinguistics, politeness theories, language and gender, and conversation analysis \u2013 contrastive approaches centring on the question of the culture-specificity of language use.<\/p>\n<p>Ana Cristina Ostermann<br \/>\nPrograma de P\u00f3s-Gradua\u00e7\u00e3o em Ling\u00fc\u00edstica Aplicada Unisinos (Brazil)<br \/>\nEmail: aco3@terra.com.br or aco@icaro.unisinos.br<br \/>\nResearch interests: language and gender, workplace discourse and<br \/>\nconversation analysis.<\/p>\n<p>Annick Paternoster<br \/>\nEmail: annick.paternoster@lu.unisi.ch<br \/>\nIstituto di Studi italiani, Universit\u00e0 della Svizzera italiana, Lugano (Switzerland)<br \/>\nDepartment of Italian, University of Leeds, UK<br \/>\nResearch interests: politeness and impoliteness, historical pragmatics, rhetorics and stylistics, behavioural treatises, courtly literature, dialogue genre and drama in 16th century Italy, conversation in 19th century Italian novel.<\/p>\n<p>Shamala Paramasivam<br \/>\nEmail: shamala@putra.upm.edu.my<br \/>\nUniversiti Putra Malaysia<br \/>\nResearch interests: linguistic politeness, teaching and learning of politeness, pragmatic development of politeness, business discourse, aviation discourse, workplace communication, intercultural pragmatics.<\/p>\n<p>Barbara Pizziconi<br \/>\nSchool of Oriental and African Studies, University of London (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: bp3@soas.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Japanese politeness, politeness in language learning and intercultural pragmatics.<\/p>\n<p>Laurel D. Reinking<br \/>\nPurdue University ( USA )<br \/>\nEmail: dreinki@purdue.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: Silence as a form of (im)politeness; Cross-cultural pragmatic failure resulting from violations of politeness norms: Motivation or lack of it resulting from adherence to or violations of politeness norms.<\/p>\n<p>Daniel Roush<br \/>\nEastern Kentucky University ( USA )<br \/>\nEmail: daniel.roush@eku.edu<br \/>\n<a href=\"http:\/\/www.interpreting.eku.edu\/\" rel=\"nofollow\">http:\/\/www.interpreting.eku.edu\/<\/a><br \/>\nResearch interests: politeness in signed languages; the relationship of<br \/>\npoliteness and conceptual metaphor and metonymy; discourse analysis of signed languages; second language learning; cross-cultural pragmatics.<\/p>\n<p>Nobuo Ignacio Lopez Sako<br \/>\nUniversity of Granada (Spain)<br \/>\nEmail: nilsako@ugr.es<br \/>\nResearch interests: Linguistic (im)politeness in interaction bringing together insights from speech act research and conversation analysis, cross-cultural and interlanguage pragmatics, teaching pragmatics\/politeness in EFL from a multimodal perspective.<\/p>\n<p>Jos\u00e9 Santaemilia<br \/>\nUniversitat de Valencia ( Spain )<br \/>\nEmail: jose.santaemilia@uv.es<br \/>\nResearch interests: gender and language, sexual language, translation.<\/p>\n<p>Carmen Santamar\u00eda-Garc\u00eda<br \/>\nAlcal\u00e1 University (Spain)<br \/>\nEmail: carmen.santamaria@uah.es<br \/>\nResearch Interests: pragmatics and translation, sociopragmatics, (im)politeness, inter and cross-cultural pragmatics, discourse analysis and teaching pragmatics to ESL learners.<\/p>\n<p>Krishna Seunarinesingh<br \/>\nUniversity of the West Indies (St. Augustine, Trinidad &amp;Tobago)<br \/>\nEmail: krishna.seunarinesingh@sta.uwi.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: the strategic use of impoliteness in educational settings, focusing on excluded and marginalised students\u2019 use of impoliteness\u00a0to resist institutional discourses.<\/p>\n<p>Mohsen Shahrokhi<br \/>\nFaculty of Language, Shahreza Islamic Azad University, Isfahan (Iran)<br \/>\nEmail: shahrokhi1651@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: linguistic politeness, discourse analysis, Persian culture-specific politeness patterns, gender and linguistic politeness, and ESP.<\/p>\n<p>Suin Shin<br \/>\nUC Berkeley (USA)<br \/>\nEmail: shin77@berkeley.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: Grammaticalization of Politeness in German, English and Korean.<\/p>\n<p>Klaus P. Schneider<br \/>\nUniversity of Bonn (Germany)<br \/>\nEmail: k.schneider@uni-bonn.de<br \/>\nResearch interests: (Im)politeness and appropriateness, language use conventions, cultural models, small talk, pragmatic competence, empirical pragmatics, variational pragmatics.<\/p>\n<p>Mohamed Shawky Mohamed Sweify<br \/>\nDept of English, Sadat Academy for management Sciences, Assiut, (Egypt)<br \/>\nEmail: Saghdah@hotmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Applied Linguistics, Pragmatics, Discourse Analysis, the strategic use of linguistic (im)politeness strategies in dramatic discourse. The title of my unpublished MA thesis is :\u201dPoliteness Strategies in Edward Albee\u2019s (1928 \u2013 )\u00a0Who\u2019s Afraid of Virginia\u00a0Woolf? : A Study in Discourse Analysis\u201d.<\/p>\n<p>Maria Sifianou<br \/>\nUniversity of Athens (Greece)<br \/>\nEmail: msifian@enl.uoa.gr<br \/>\nResearch interests: politeness phenomena, discourse analysis in an intercultural perspective.<\/p>\n<p>Malgorzata Suszczynska<br \/>\nDepartment of English, Institute of English and American Studies University of Szeged (Hungary)<br \/>\nEmail: suszczynska@lit.u-szeged.hu<br \/>\nResearch interests: apologies across languages and cultures, theories of politeness and impoliteness, (im)politeness and gender, and (im)politeness in the time of communist regime in Poland and Hungary.<\/p>\n<p>Hidemitsu Takahashi<br \/>\nHokkaido University (Japan)<br \/>\nEmail: htaka@let.hokudai.ac.jp<br \/>\nResearch interests: imperatives, directive speech acts, politeness, and discourse anaphors.<\/p>\n<p>Ahmed Awad Mohamed Tayel<br \/>\nUniversity of Alexandria ( Egypt )<br \/>\nEmail: ahmed_tayel@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Applied linguistics, pragmatics, politeness strategies and culture, reading poetry and aesthetic response.<\/p>\n<p>Marina Terkourafi<br \/>\nDepartment of Linguistics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (US)<br \/>\nEmail: mt217@uiuc.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: Post-Gricean pragmatics, sociolinguistics, historical<br \/>\nlinguistics, cognitive linguistics, construction grammar.<\/p>\n<p>Denise Troutman<br \/>\nDepartment of Linguistics, Michigan State University (US)<br \/>\nEmail: denise.troutman@gmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: women and im\/politeness, especially African American women; unconventionalized im\/politeness (social constituted im\/politeness); gender and language; Ebonics.<\/p>\n<p>Lik Hang Tsui<br \/>\nThe Oriental Institute, University of Oxford (UK)<br \/>\nEmail: likhang.tsui@ox.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: Historical politeness, rhetorics and Chinese epistolary communication, literati culture in imperial China, historical social networks.<\/p>\n<p>Monir Md. Uddin<br \/>\nDepartment of Japanese, Institute of Modern Languages, University of Dhaka (Bangladesh)<br \/>\nEmail: mrimmoyee2001@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch Interests: Contrastive studies on Japanese and Bengali Politeness<\/p>\n<p>Escor E. Udosen<br \/>\nDepartment of Linguistics and Communication Studies, University of Calabar (Nigeria)<br \/>\nEmail: escoreudosen@yahoo.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: research on politeness especially in Ibibio a lower cross language of the south-south geopolitical zone of Nigeria, West Africa.<\/p>\n<p>Mayumi Usami<br \/>\nGraduate School of Area and Culture Studies, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies ( Japan )<br \/>\nEmail: usamima@tufs.ac.jp<br \/>\nResearch interests: Discourse politeness, politeness and gender, language and gender, interpersonal communication, intercultural pragmatics, social psychology of language, natural conversation analysis.<\/p>\n<p>Caiwen Wang<br \/>\nLoughborough University ( UK )<br \/>\nEmail: c.wang@lboro.ac.uk<br \/>\nResearch interests: cross-cultural linguistic politeness; language acquisition; applications of Relevance Theory.<\/p>\n<p>Ian Walkinshaw<br \/>\nGriffith University (Australia)<br \/>\nEmail: i.walkinshaw@griffith.edu.au<br \/>\nResearch interests: intercultural im\/politeness, particularly among speakers of English as a lingua franca in East and Southeast Asia, rapport management, teasing and managing disagreement; second language politeness strategies of Japanese learners of English studying in New Zealand.<\/p>\n<p>Helena Guerra Vicente<br \/>\nUniversity of Brasilia (Brazil)<br \/>\nE-mail: helenagv@terra.com.br<br \/>\nResearch interests: classroom politeness; the grammatical expression of<br \/>\npoliteness in Tapirap\u00e9 (Brazilian indigenous language); syntax\/pragmatics.<\/p>\n<p>Dengshan Xia<br \/>\nSchool of Languages and Communication Studies, Beijing Jiaotong University (China)<br \/>\nEmail: xiadengshan@gmail.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: pragmatics, sociolinguistics and politeness research.<\/p>\n<p>Peixin Xian.<br \/>\nZhejiang International Studies Universtity (China)<br \/>\nEmail: xianpeixin@126.com<br \/>\nResearch interests: Chinese and German Politeness, cross-cultural Pragmatics, Sociolinguistics and Corpus linguistics<\/p>\n<p>Feng Xiao<br \/>\nPomona College (USA)<br \/>\nEmail:\u00a0feng.xiao@pomona.edu<br \/>\nResearch interests: interlanguage pragmatics, linguistic politeness, and\u00a0statistical language learning.<\/p>\n<p>Chaoqun Xie<br \/>\nNational Key Research Center for Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou (China)<br \/>\nchaoqunxie@yahoo.com.cn<br \/>\nResearch interests: Interactional pragmatics, sociology of politeness.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>If you are a member of the group and would like your research interests to be listed here, please contact\u00a0Isabelle van der Bom at i.v.bom@shu.ac.uk. 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