WACC Podcast

Warwick Applied Linguistics

The WACC Podcast hosts a selection of recorded guest talks as part of the WACC Research Group Activities at the University of Warwick

10 épisodes

Episode 10 - "The textbook is crap, the learners are silly": Multiple case studies of materials consumption
27/06/2017
41:28
by Dr. Nigel Harwood, University of Sheffield (Warwick International Conference in Applied Linguistics)
Episode 9 -Investigating Intercultural Differences in Relational Strategies for Problem Talk: A Case Study
06/02/2017
48:08
Guest talk by Dr Du, Ping
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Episode 8 - Management practices from other cultures: Kaizen, Jugaad, and Indaba (what Western cultures can learn from Southern/Eastern Cultures)
21/10/2016
47:37
WACC guest talk by Deepak Mahtani, BA (Hons), AIC, FRSA
Episode 7 - Representation of Political Protests: Critical Cognitive Linguistic Analyses
23/09/2016
49:53
by Dr. Christopher Hart Keynote speaker at the 19th Warwick International Postgraduate Conference in Applied Linguistics, 28-30 June 2016
Episode 6 - How, and to what extent, does culture influence politeness
09/08/2016
44:47
by Prof. Helen Spencer-Oatey Keynote speaker at the 19th Warwick International Postgraduate Conference in Applied Linguistics, 28-30 June 2016
Episode 5 - The Ethics of Quantitative Data Handling and Reporting in Applied Linguistics
22/07/2016
55:22
by Dr. Luke Plonsky Keynote speaker at the 19th Warwick International Postgraduate Conference in Applied Linguistics, 28-30 June 2016
Episode 4 - Analysing university spoken interaction: a CL/CA approach
03/03/2016
51:08
PG Conference keynote by Steve Walsh
Episode 3 - Cherry-picking and anecdotalism: How not to report research
01/03/2016
51:06
PG Conference 2014: Workshop by Ema Ushioda PPT slides available from: http://bit.ly/1LVl7cD
Episode 2 - Stereotypes: Cognition or Culture
29/02/2016
1:01:29
Guest talk by Perry Hinton
Episode 1 - Negotiating positionality in ethnographic investigations of workplace settings: Expert, consultant or confidante
29/02/2016
35:13
Guest talk by Dorte Lonsmann

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WACC Podcast

Warwick Applied Linguistics

10 épisodes

Episode 10 - "The textbook is crap, the learners are silly": Multiple case studies of materials consumption

Episode 9 -Investigating Intercultural Differences in Relational Strategies for Problem Talk: A Case Study

Episode 8 - Management practices from other cultures: Kaizen, Jugaad, and Indaba (what Western cultures can learn from Southern/Eastern Cultures)

Episode 7 - Representation of Political Protests: Critical Cognitive Linguistic Analyses

Episode 6 - How, and to what extent, does culture influence politeness

Episode 5 - The Ethics of Quantitative Data Handling and Reporting in Applied Linguistics

Episode 4 - Analysing university spoken interaction: a CL/CA approach

Episode 3 - Cherry-picking and anecdotalism: How not to report research

Episode 2 - Stereotypes: Cognition or Culture

Episode 1 - Negotiating positionality in ethnographic investigations of workplace settings: Expert, consultant or confidante