Faculty staff

Topics of doctoral theses (supervisor)

• Gapping as a Stylistic Device: Analysis of Ian McEwan's Fiction – graduate 2021
• Phonetic and Lexical Features of First Language Attrition: Research into the Speech of Anglophone Expatriates in the Czech Republic – graduate 2020
• Sociophonology of Received Pronunciation: Native and Non-Native Environments – graduate 2017
• Discourse Strategies of Storytelling, Intertextuality and Metaphor in American Printed Advertising – graduate 2012
• Language Functions in Identity Negotiation. Analysis of Fictional Discourse – graduate 2011
• Persuasive strategies in advertising discourse. A lexico-grammatical and socio-pragmatic analysis – graduate 2010
• Functions of language in a public debate – graduate 2008
• Perception of Non-Native Pronunciation of English by Native Speakers – graduate 2008
• Sociolinguistic and pragmatic aspects of doctor-patient communication – graduate 2006
• A Sociolinguistic Interpretation of Military Slang and Vernacular Expressions – graduate 2006
• Means of Persuasion in Religious Discourse – graduate 2005
• The Role of Hedging in the Structure of Mathematical Discourse – graduate 2005
• Some Sociolinguistic Aspects of Professional Dialogues. Based on the Corpus of Spoken Professional American English (CSPAE). – graduate 2004
• Style Markers od Diplomatic Discourse. Text Analysis of UNESCO Resolutions. – graduate 2004
• The Dynamics of Courtroom Interaction in English. A Sociolinguistic Study of the Transcripts of O. J. Simpson's Civil Case. – graduate 2003
• The Language of Electrical Engineering as a Special Province – graduate 2003
• On Expressing Negative Politeness in English Fictional Discourse. – graduate 2003
• Interpersonal Aspects of Printed News Discourse: A sociolinguistic study of the Woodward case reporting in the Elektronic Telegraph – graduate 2001
• Sociolinguistic and Pragmatic Aspects of Public Speaking Discourse – graduate 2000
• Spatio-Temporal Setting in English Authentic Face-to-Face Conversation – graduate 2000