Dr Glenn Hadikin
Biography
I have been teaching English language and linguistics for 15 years including seven in South Korea. Before moving to Portsmouth I was teaching at the University of Liverpool and Liverpool Hope University and I am interested in corpus linguistics, vocabulary studies and new World Englishes especially Asian Englishes. I have recently been exploring connections between formulaic language and natural selection and I am working on a team project to explore the language of science forums; I am happy to consider applications from research students in any of these or other related areas.
Research interests
- Corpus Linguistics, Lexical Priming, phraseology, lexicology, second language acquisition, World Englishes
- Language Across Borders
Research outputs
2024
Words such as racist slurs can literally hurt – here’s the science
Hadikin, G.
3 Jul 2024, In: The Conversation
Research output: Article
2020
English language and public humanities: ‘An army of willing volunteers’: analysing the language of online citizen engagement in the humanities
Saraceni, M., Hadikin, G., Williams, J., Clarke, B.
5 May 2020,
Research output: Chapter (peer-reviewed)
The language of citizen science: short strings and 'we' as a group marker
Hadikin, G.
16 Apr 2020,
Research output: Chapter (peer-reviewed)
Tweet, stream, cloud: it's time to bring 'nature' words back to the countryside
Hadikin, G.
22 Jan 2020, In: The Conversation
Research output: Article