Łukasz Woźniakowski

mgr Łukasz Woźniakowski

Doktorant (PhD student)

Department of Sociolinguistics and Discourse Studies

Office: Collegium Novum, room 301A
Phone: (0-61) 829 3515
Email: lwozniakowski@wa.amu.edu.pl

Websites / Profiles::

• ORCID

Duty hours: link
Non-teaching duties (in Polish): link

Degrees:

• M.A. in English Philology, Faculty of English, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poznań, Poland, 2015
• B.A. (cum laude) in Philology, with major in English Language Teaching, University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland, 2012

Non-degree courses:

• Corpus Linguistics: Methods, Analysis, Interpretation, an online course offered by Lancaster University, 2014
• Social Psychology, an online course offered by Wesleyan University, 2013

Research interests:

• Sociolinguistics
• Corpus linguistics
• Language and sexuality
• Language and gender
• Critical discourse studies

Teaching experience:

• TEFL to children, young learners and adults
• TEFL: communicative practice, grammar

Papers presented at conferences and congresses:

• ‘Straight guy looking for a hung wank buddy’: The construction of ‘authentic’ heterosexuality in men-for-men casual encounters ads. Presented at the Corpora and Discourse International Conference, 22 – 24 Jun 2018, Lancaster, UK.
• 'Que(e)rying’ identity: Intersections of straight and gay male sexual identities in ‘casual encounters’ ads. Presented as a poster at the 9th International Corpus Linguistics Conference, 24 – 28 Jul 2017, Birmingham, UK
• „Deep-seated homosexual tendencies”: Heterosexism in the Discourse of the Catholic Church. A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Study. Presented at Lavender Languages & Linguistics 24, 28 – 30 Apr 2017, Nottingham, UK.
• Methodological triangulation in a corpus-assisted discourse study of the representations of homosexuality in the discourse of the Catholic Church. Presented at Young Linguists’ Meeting in Poznań, 25 – 27 Nov 2016, Poznań, Poland.
• Deviant behaviour and disordered inclination – representations of homosexuality and gay men and lesbians in the Catholic Church discourse. Presented at Corpora & Discourse International Conference, 30 Jun – 3 Jul 2016, Pontignano, Italy.

Workshops attended:

• Tips and hints in getting published and having impact, convened by Prof. Marc Brysbaert of Ghent University, November 2018, Poznań, Poland.
• Communicating linguistic research findings to nonlinguists, convened by Prof. Stephanie Schnurr of the University of Warwick, November 2018, Poznań, Poland.
• Analytic 'gaze' vs 'glance' in doing discourse analysis, convened by Prof. Srikant Sarangi of Aalborg University, June 2017, Poznań, Poland.
• The Conversation Analytic Role-play Method: Creating change with conversation analysis, convened by Prof. Elizabeth Stokoe of Loughborough University, November 2016, Poznań, Poland.
• Working with naturally-occurring and elicited data in gender and language study,
  convened by Dr Jane Sunderland of Lancaster University, April 2016, Poznań, Poland.
• Effective assessment of learning achievement, convened by Prof. Kristin Stang of
  California State University, October 2015, Poznań, Poland.
• Using Corpora to Analyse Discourse, convened by Prof. Paul Baker of Lancaster
  University, April 2014, Poznań, Poland.

Conferences attended:

• Young Linguists’ Meeting in Poznań, 23 – 25 Nov 2018, Poznań, Poland.
• Efektywna komunikacja naukowa – jak doskonalić sztukę pisania tekstów naukowych oraz ich promocję [Effective Scholarly Communication – How to Perfect the Art of Writing Scholarly Articles and their Promotion], 12 Nov 2018, Poznań, Poland.
• Young Linguists’ Meeting in Poznań, 2014