Nesrine Triki holds a PhD degree in English language and linguistics. She is currently a post doc research fellow in the Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Modern Cultures, University of Turin, where she teaches English language modules. She has participated in several local and international conferences and published research articles and book chapters on legal, literary and academic discourse. Her research interests range from SFL, EAP, ESP, (C)Discourse Analysis and Corpus Linguistics to the Internationalisation of Higher Education, Language Policy, Multi/Plurilingualism and EMI. She has been involved in research projects centring on the interface between Internationalisation at Home and the linguistic/intercultural competencies of domestic students.
Her research interests include:
- Systemic Functional Linguistics
- (Critical) Discourse Analysis
- English for Specific Purposes
- English for Academic Purposes
- The internalisation of Higher Education
- Language Policy
Main publications:
- Triki, N. (2022). Language policy and planning: Aspects of plurilingualism at an Italian university. RiCOGNIZIONI. Rivista di lingue, letterature e culture moderne, 17, pp 9-29.
- Triki, N. (2021). Exemplification in research articles: Structural, semantic and metadiscursive properties across disciplines. Journal of English for Academic Purposes (54) pp 1-13.
- Triki, N. (2019). Revisiting the Metadiscursive Aspect of Definitions in Academic Writing. Journal of English for Academic Purposes (37) pp 104-116.
- Triki, M and Triki, N. (2018). The SFL/Pragmatics Interface: Reporting Strategies in Poe’s William Wilson, in A. Sellami-Baklouti and L. Fontaine (Eds.) Perspectives from Systemic Functional Linguistics: an applicable theory of language. Routledge.