Gregory M. Matoesian

Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Criminology, Law and Justice

Department of Linguistics

Gregory M. Matoesian is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

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Gregory M. Matoesian

University of Illinois Chicago

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law jurisprudence linguistics language communication discourse analysis criminal justice criminal law narrative criminology intellectual discourse forensic linguistics philosophy of law pragmatics feminist criminology legal studies rhetoric sociolinguistics public law textual practice comparative law violence against women sociology of law multimodal pragmatic multimodal conduct applied linguistics legal theory criminal justice system interactional linguistics sexual assault closing argument general linguistics victimology case law speech communication constitutions freedom of speech gesture processing legal discourse interpersonal violence language policy discourse structure expert identity material conduct social anthropology public performance linguistic theory pragmatic analysis participant roles social identity manipulation (psychology) correctional practice sexual harassment narrative and identity qualitative sociology historical sociology theoretical linguistics personal identity censorship language policing citizen journalism public participation citizen participation embodied cognition multimodal learning language science intertextual authority production media trial talk legal policy focus group evaluations policy implications embodied stance hand gestures role conflict multimodal emergence

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Language of Courtroom Interaction. The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics (2025)

Gregory Matoesian

sociolinguisticslinguisticsforensic linguisticscourtroom interactionapplied linguisticscommunicationverbal interactionsinteractional linguisticslanguagecontext (linguistics)discourse analysis

Practicing Linguistics Without a License. De Gruyter eBooks (2023)

Gregory MatoesianKristin Enola Gilbert

linguistics

Practicing Linguistics Without a License: Multimodal Oratory in Legal Performance. De Gruyter Mouton (2023)

sociolinguisticslinguisticspragmaticsforensic linguisticslanguage pedagogymultimodal pragmaticapplied linguisticsgeneral linguisticslanguage-based approachorthographylegal performancelanguagepragmatic analysis

The Relevance of Trial Talk for Rape Shield Legislation. Etica Pubblica (2023)

civil procedurecriminologycriminal lawsexual assaultrape shield legislationviolence against womenjurisprudencelawsexual abusesexual crimegender studiessexual consentcriminal justice

Multimodal Performance and Interaction in Focus Groups. (2021)

Kristin Enola GilbertGregory Matoesian

multimodal interactionperformance studiesfocus groupsmultimodal performance

Book Review: Martha Komter, the Suspect’s Statement: Talk and Text in the Criminal Process. Discourse Studies (2020)

Gregory Matoesian

discourse analysiscriminal justice processcriminal justicesocial sciences

Historical Voices, Collective Memory, and Interdiscursive Trauma in the Legal Order. Discourse and Society (2020)

comparative lawtransitional justicecriminal lawsociology of lawlegal studiesjurisprudencelawlegal processlegal orderlegal theoryinterdiscursive traumacriminal justicehistorical voiceshistorylegal philosophy

Multimodality in Legal Interaction: Beyond Written and Verbal Modalities. Routledge Handbook of Forensic Linguistics (2020)

comparative lawlegal studieslegal designjurisprudencelawmultimodal pragmaticcommunicationverbal modalities

Review of Communication in Investigative and Legal Contexts: Integrated Approaches From Forensic Psychology, Linguistics and Law Enforcement. Police Practice and Research (2020)

criminal lawincident investigationlaw enforcementforensic searchlawlegal contextsforensic analysisforensic psychologyforensic sciencecriminal justicejournalism

Review of Martha Komter the Suspect’s Statement. Discourse Studies (2020)

martha komtercriminal lawcriminologyjurisprudencelawcriminal justicecriminal justice process

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