School of Languages and Area Studies (SLAS)

Profile

I have been teaching English language and linguistics for twelve 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 am happy to consider applications from research students in any of these or other related areas.

Qualifications

Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
PhD English language/Corpus Linguistics, University of Liverpool
MA TESOL, Institute of Education, University of London
BSc (Hons), Queen Mary and Westfield, University of London

Research Clusters

Language Across Borders 

Discipline Areas and dissertation supervision

Corpus Linguistics, Lexical Priming, phraseology, lexicology, second language acquisition, World Englishes

Full research profile: Glenn Hadikin

Recent publications and conference papers

Hadikin, G. S. (forthcoming) A, an and the environments in Spoken Korean English. Corpora.

Hadikin, G. S. (2013) Do you know Korean English? Lexical Priming in Short Strings of Korean Spoken English. International Journal of Language Studies, 7 (1) 59-78. 

Hadikin, G. S. (2011) Corpus, concordance, Koreans: a comparison of theEnglish spoken in two Korean communities. In: Corpus Linguistics 2011, 20th -22nd July 2011, Birmingham.

Hadikin, G. S. (2009) Lexical Priming in L2 English: A Comparison of two Korean Communities. Presented at Corpus Linguistics 2009 on 22nd July 2009.

Hadikin, G. S. (2007) Lexical Patterns in the Conversational English of L2 Speakers: Is there evidence of individual variation? Presented at Corpus Linguistics 2007 on 28th July 2007.

Hadikin, G.S. (2006)  Teacher Expertise. The English Connection, 10 (2):30.

Hadikin, G.S. (2005)  Teacher Maxims. The English Connection, 9 (4):15.