School of Languages and Area Studies (SLAS)

Lecturer, English Language & Linguistics

School of Languages and Area Studies

Park Building, King Henry I Street
Portsmouth PO1 2DZ
UK

BA in TEFL

MA in Linguistics

PhD in Linguistics/Business Discourse

Darics, E. (to appear in 2014). Digital media in workplace interactions. In A. Georgakopoulou, & T. Spilioti (Eds.), The Routledge Handbook of Language and Digital Communication. Routledge.
Darics, E. (forthcoming in August 2013). The blurring boundaries between synchronicity and asynchronicity: New communicative situations in work-related instant messaging. Journal of Business Communication.
Darics, E. (2010). Relational work in synchronous text-based CMC of virtual teams. In R. Taiwo (Ed.), Handbook of research on discourse behavior and digital communication: Language structures and social interaction (pp. 830-851) IGI Global.
Darics, E. (2010). Politeness in computer-mediated discourse of a virtual team. Journal of Politeness Research, 6(1), 129-150.
Darics, E. (2008). Analysis of computer mediated discourse in virtual teams. In F. Sudweeks, H. Hrachovec & C. Ess (Eds.), Proceedings cultural attitudes towards communication and technology (pp. 308-313). Australia: Murdoch University.
Darics, E. and Christie, C. (2006). Is Hungarian "blown off its feet" by the English-dominated CMC channels? Self-regulative methods and the preservation of Hungarian. Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Cultural Attitudes Towards Technology and Communication (CATaC 2006), Tartu, Estonia. 667-680.

Darics, E. (2012) “How to be a boss in instant messaging?” The linguistic construction of identity and the negotiation of hierarchy in a virtual team. Presented at the European Convention of the Association for Business Communication. May 30-June 2, Nijmegen, Holland.
Darics E. (2012) The blurring boundaries between synchronicty and asynchronicity. Presented at BAAL. Language and the Social Media. 26 April. University of Leicester.
Darics, E. (2012) "Cool, no immediate response needed..." The blurring boundaries between synchronicity and asynchronicity. Invited guest lecture at Kingston University, London. 23 February 2012.
Darics, E. (2011). “Auditory” contextualization cues in work-related Instant Messaging. Presented at GURT 2011, Discourse 2.0: Language and New Media, Georgetown University, Washington DC, USA, 09-11 March 2011.
Darics, E. (2011). Chronemic cues in work-related instant messaging. Presented at the Interpersonal Communication and Social Interaction conference, Belfast, 07-09 September, 2011