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PhD Lara Burazer

PhD Lara Burazer
no.: 18946 source: ARIS

researcher – active in research organisation
Phone number (01) 241 13 40
E-mail lara.burazerat signff.uni-lj.si
Foreign language skills
Research activity

Code Science Field Subfield
6.05.02  Humanities  Linguistics  Theoretical and applied linguistics 
6.05.01  Humanities  Linguistics  Languages - research 
Keywords
English, discourse, text linguistics, cohesion, verb forms, contrastive approach, applied linguistics
Points
301.25
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41.26
A1/2
91.26
CI10
1
CImax
1
h10
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A1
0.89
A3
0
Data for the last 5 years (citations for the last 10 years) on April 24, 2024; A3 for period 2018-2022 (update for tender in 2023: NO)
Data for ARIS tenders ( 12.01.2024 – Project tender, archive )
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WoS
Scopus 0.33 
Education
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Level of education Professional title Study subject Faculty Year
  B. A. in English  English  SI University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts 1997 
Master's degree  M. Sc.     SI University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts 1999 
Doctor's degree  Ph. D.     SI University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts 2012 
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Employments
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Type of employment Research org. Research group Date of employment Position ecris.org.employ_rolegroup Title
Full time employment (100%, RD:0%)  University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts  Jezikoslovje pri Znanstvenem inštitutu (Slovene)  10/1/1997  Assistant  Researcher  Assistant professor 
Biography
Lara Burazer is an English language professor, holding a Master’s in Discourse Analysis and a PhD in Translation Studies. She is currently teaching at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, at the English Department of the Faculty of Arts. Professionally and academically, she has been involved in research related to the concepts of global connectivity, in which the English language tends to assume an important position as the dominant lingua franca. Having lived in the UK and the US for a while, she has gained international experience and has expanded her perception of cultural as well as linguistic and other types of diversity, which proved to be an invaluable contribution in her investigations of global cultural trends and societal perspectives.
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