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Pedagogical discourse styles of native and non-native language teachers

  • Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College

Research output: ThesisDoctoral Thesis

Original languageAmerican English
QualificationPh.D.
Awarding Institution
  • Linguistics (Interdepartmental Program)
Supervisors/Advisors
  • Member, Committee, Advisor, External person
  • Member, Committee, Advisor, External person
  • [No Value], [email protected], Advisor, External person
  • [No Value], [email protected], Advisor, External person
  • [No Value], [email protected], Advisor, External person
  • Chair, Committee, Advisor, External person
  • [No Value], [email protected], Advisor, External person
  • King, Jeremy W., Advisor, External person
  • Buckingham, Hugh, Advisor, External person
  • Member, Committee, Advisor, External person
  • Hegarty, Michael, Advisor, External person
  • Casbergue, Renee, Advisor, External person
  • Representative, Dean's, Advisor, External person
  • [No Value], [email protected], Advisor, External person
  • Brody, M. Jill, Advisor, External person
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 1 2009
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • interlanguage
  • cross linguistic influence
  • linguistic transfer
  • Relevance Theory
  • teacher talk
  • address pronouns
  • referential pronouns
  • inclusive we
  • exclusive we
  • positive face
  • negative face
  • solidarity
  • emblematic code-switching
  • intrasentential code-switching
  • tag questions

Disciplines

  • Linguistics

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