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Self Mentions as Distinct Speech Codes in English Language Use in Intercultural Communication
Asian Englishes, 2010AbstractAs an international language, English has been widely used in intercultural verbal communication. However, nonnative English users with different cultural backgrounds, influenced by their culturally situated norms of encoding and decoding messages, tend to convey culture-specific messages in the nonnative form (Kachru, 1984).
Jing Liu, Yanrong (Yvonne) Chang
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Chinese Journal of Applied Linguistics
Abstract The present study explored authorial presence in the abstracts across three purpose-built discipline-specific corpora of RAs in major but relatively less represented disciplines in corpus studies: Civil Engineering (CE), Political Sciences (PS) and Veterinary Medicine (VM).
Dağdeviren Kirmizi, Gülin +2 more
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Abstract The present study explored authorial presence in the abstracts across three purpose-built discipline-specific corpora of RAs in major but relatively less represented disciplines in corpus studies: Civil Engineering (CE), Political Sciences (PS) and Veterinary Medicine (VM).
Dağdeviren Kirmizi, Gülin +2 more
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A Study on Self-mentions of Korean and Chinese Linguistics Articles
Teaching Korean as a Foreign Language, 2022Nana Tan, Yunghee Hyun
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The evolution of self-mentioning in 18thc CETA and CHET Coruña Corpus
2023Q2
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Native and Non-Native Speaker Interpersonal Skills at Conferences: Managing Self-Mentions and Humour
2013Getting the audience on your side seems crucial to the success of a conference presentation (Rowley-Jolivet and Carter-Thomas 2005). Yet, non-native speakers seem to minimize the importance of this element, focusing on propositional content and neglecting interaction (Swales 2004).
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