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Modern approaches to police interviews highlight the use of open questions and other strategies to make the interviewee able to give a free statement. One common question type in Norwegian police interviews is a question formulated with hva tenker du ‘what ar...
This article investigates the manifestation of phatic speech acts through nonverbal communication channels. It analyzes how facial expressions, gestures, eye contact, and body language function to establish, maintain, and terminate social contact. The finding...
This paper examines the intersubjective functions of you know as a discourse marker in English spoken interaction. Although the expression originates from the lexical combination of the second-person pronoun you and the cognitive verb know, its use in spontan...
This study investigates haobuhao as an interactional resource for negotiating alignment and managing disalignment in Chinese talk-in-interaction. Drawing on Conversation Analysis and Interactional Linguistics, this study analyzes 255 naturally occurring insta...
This paper examines how police interviewers use references to non-present third parties as interactional resources for accomplishing institutional goals in interviews with suspects. Drawing on 24 police interviews analysed using conversation analysis, the stu...
This article examines asynchronous mukbang (eating shows) as sites of video-mediated interaction that constitute a popular part of digital culinary practices. By analyzing the fine-grained sequencing of embodied eating and talk, our approach considering disco...
Abstract Experiences of embarrassment recur in social life, and this study focuses on experiences that are oriented to by participants as embarrassing and examines how social members construct embarrassment in their tellings. Drawing on a dataset of approxima...
Questions in English linguistics textbooks may introduce explanations, request student responses, or invite acceptance of conclusions presented as recoverable from context. These functions cannot be identified reliably from interrogative form or the presence...
This research aims to explore the multimodal discourse strategies that are carried out by the selected Public and Private Universities in Lahore, Pakistan with a review of their official websites. In the digital academic world, the university websites have pr...
Abstract The increasingly popular research on the discourse of men and women that had emerged in the second part of the twentieth century gave rise to a number of generalisations, such as the assumption that women tend to use language to prioritise community...
This study examines metadiscourse usage in undergraduate thesis abstracts by Chinese (EFL) and Malaysian (ESL) English majors, addressing gaps in existing literature that has understudied EFL-ESL comparisons among novice writers. Drawing on Hyland’s (2005) in...
This study investigates diachronic register variation in Saudi business journalism across three stages of Vision 2030. Using Biber’s multidimensional framework, the study examines whether English-language business news in Saudi Arabia has changed in terms of...
This study is designed to analyze the use of Textual Themes in three different writing tasks, namely Dos and Don’ts in China, A Movie Review, and Introducing a Hotel. The data consist of 24 English compositions written by first-year non-English majors at a un...
This article investigates the use of modality in legislative discourse through a corpus-based analysis of the Malaysian Companies Act 2016. The Act, which received Royal Assent on 31 August 2016, was pre-processed by removing structural headings, resulting in...
Investigating the discourse characteristics of AI-generated argumentative essays designed to simulate student writing reveals that ChatGPT essays are markedly more informationally dense, context-independent, and abstract, yet exhibit reduced interpersonal eng...
This study observes the demonstration of ideology in news discourse of transitivity and modality in Pakistani and in international media through a comparative analysis. Based on (SFL) Systemic Functional Linguistics, the research paper observes how ideational...
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