Kamila Ciepiela is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of English Studies, University of Łódź, Poland. Her research interests span issues of the self and identity and how those are embedded in different discourse practices. She is particularly interested in linguistic performances of the self and the analysis of situated identity performance.

• Intersectional identities – Online discussion visibility – TS women femininity – Emotion-identity management – Diglossia – Arabic/English code-switching – Global citizenship – Otherness – Accent – Intercultural learning context – National identity stereotypes in signed communication – Argumentation – Migration stories – Cherrys’ theory – Redundancy – Harold Pinter – Thomas Mann

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Kamila Ciepiela is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of English Studies, University of Łódź, Poland. Her research interests span issues of the self and identity and how those are embedded in different discourse practices. She is particularly interested in linguistic performances of the self and the analysis of situated identity performance.

• Intersectional identities – Online discussion visibility – TS women femininity – Emotion-identity management – Diglossia – Arabic/English code-switching – Global citizenship – Otherness – Accent – Intercultural learning context – National identity stereotypes in signed communication – Argumentation – Migration stories – Cherrys’ theory – Redundancy – Harold Pinter – Thomas Mann

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Kamila Ciepiela is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of English Studies, University of Łódź, Poland. Her research interests span issues of the self and identity and how those are embedded in different discourse practices. She is particularly interested in linguistic performances of the self and the analysis of situated identity performance.

• Intersectional identities – Online discussion visibility – TS women femininity – Emotion-identity management – Diglossia – Arabic/English code-switching – Global citizenship – Otherness – Accent – Intercultural learning context – National identity stereotypes in signed communication – Argumentation – Migration stories – Cherrys’ theory – Redundancy – Harold Pinter – Thomas Mann

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