Leo Loveday is Professor of English Linguistics at Doshisha University in Kyoto, Japan. He is the author of the three volumes: The Sociolinguistics of Learning and Using a Non-Native Language, Explorations in Japanese Sociolinguistics and Language Contact in Japan. In 2015, he was co-editor (with Emilia Parpală) of Contextual Identities: A Comparative and Communicational Approach. His current research focusses on socio-onomastics in Japan, the anthropology of Japanese identity and the study of im/politeness as a psychostylistic device in fantasy fiction.
4 Ebooks tarafından Emilia Parpala
Leo Loveday & Emilia Parpala: Contextual Identities
By bringing the concepts of "identity, " "comparativism, " and "communication" together, this volume invites a reinterpretation of these defining concepts of postmoderni …
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€89.39
Rosanna Masiola: West of Eden
West of Eden is an extensive cross-disciplinary study covering a huge range of topics in the field of botanical discourse within colonial and post-colonial contexts. Stemming from an existing Europea …
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€51.27
Emilia Parpala: Signs of Identity
This volume conceives of identity constructs in a broader semiotic way, specifically within a communicational and comparative perspective. This implies a rethinking of "identity" in terms o …
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€115.57
Leo Loveday & Emilia Parpala: Ways of Being in Literary and Cultural Spaces
In accordance with the notion that "identity" is absolutely central to ontological and discursive practices, this volume explores a multiplicity of "ways of being", including the …
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€97.83
