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Winnie CHOR, Dr
Associate Professor
,
Department of English Language and Literature
Associate Head
,
Department of English Language and Literature
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8044-1038
Email
wowchor
hkbu.edu
hk
Accepting PhD Students
2016
2024
Research activity per year
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(2)
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(14)
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(1)
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Arts & Humanities
Discourse Pragmatics
79%
Interrogative Particle
44%
Sentence-final Particles
38%
Co-ordinator
31%
Classifier
28%
Discourse Coherence
25%
Second Language Learners
24%
Referential
23%
Hong Kong
21%
Particles
21%
Downgrade
19%
English Speakers
19%
Stance
19%
Utterance
18%
English People
17%
Referent
15%
Discourse Completion Tasks
14%
Ethnopragmatics
14%
Participation Framework
13%
Conversational Discourse
13%
Face Threat
12%
Sinitic
12%
Cultural Scripts
12%
Sociopragmatics
12%
Interaction
11%
Modulation
10%
Pragmatic Functions
10%
Resources
10%
Proficiency
9%
Footings
9%
Information Seeking
9%
Benchmark
9%
Solidarity
9%
Vagueness
8%
Detachment
8%
Native Speaker
8%
Interlocutors
8%
Intersubjective
8%
Immigrants
8%
Intuition
8%
Stance Taking
7%
Definites
7%
Language
7%
Nouns
7%
Cross-linguistic Studies
6%
Regular
6%
China
5%
Sound
5%
Communication
5%
Social Sciences
pragmatics
100%
discourse
69%
holism
65%
medicine
52%
conversation
38%
Hong Kong
38%
communications
24%
death
23%
baby
22%
coherence
22%
interaction
22%
linguistics
20%
social support
19%
illness
19%
communication
18%
anxiety
15%
event
13%
speaking
12%
evaluation
10%
Group
10%
resources
9%
discourse analysis
8%
intuition
8%
learning
8%
communication pattern
8%
speech act
8%
communication with patients
7%
solidarity
7%
treatment effectiveness
6%
language change
6%
verbal communication
6%
contact
5%
quantification
5%
language policy
5%
threat
5%
knowledge transfer
5%
chat
5%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Chinese Traditional Medicine
76%
Referral and Consultation
40%
Yin-Yang
35%
Patient-Centered Care
32%
Hong Kong
30%
Communication
24%
Complementary Therapies
24%
Primary Health Care
19%
Linguistics
6%
