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Update date: Nov. 29, 2020 Nilep Chad
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Lectures and oral presentations (14)
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Promises, Lies, and Bullshit: The Role of Intent
(20th Annual meeting of Pragmatic Society of Japan 2017) -
Analyzing distinct varieties of plagiarism
(Third International Symposium on Academic Writing and Critical Thinking 2017) -
What the heck is wrong with plagiarism?
(Nagoya University Writing Center Open Workshops 2016) -
On bullshitology: The history of `women's language' and the future of `pseudo-profound bullshit'
(International Gender and Language Association 2016) -
Teaching Language and Culture: Approaches from World Anthropologies
(American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting 2015) -
What is plagiarism, and why is it a problem?
(Nagoya University Writing Center Open Workshops 2014) -
Beyond speaker intent: Polyphony in political promising
(111th Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association 2012) -
Metaphorical Promising: Joint construction of political speech
(Conference of the Pragmatics Society of Japan 2011) -
Group play and public education: Hippo Family Club's critique of language learning in Japan.
(109th Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association 2010) -
Play in Language Learning and Language Socialization
(109th Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association 2010) -
'Transnational' Citizenship: Practices of language learning among Hippo Family Club members in two nation-states.
(108th Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association 2009) -
Marketing international fellowship: Foreign-language learning in Japan and the US
(106th Annual Meeting, American Anthropological Association 2007) -
Language, learning, and globalization: Interdisciplinary investigation of foreign language learners
(CLASP Interdisciplinary Conference on Culture, Language and Social Practice 2007) -
Local practices of global language learning: Hippo Family Club in Japan and the United States
(Language and Globalization: Policy, Education and Media 2007)
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