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Lecturer 

PhD (UWC)
Email: i.adetomokun@ru.ac.za                                                                                                          

Research interests:

• Application of semiotic remediation to media, music, and political discourse
• Analysis of African proverbs, communal discourse, and formal communication texts from a systemic functional linguistics perspective
• Analysis of the multi-semiotic nature of representation in texts and social discourse. 

Modules taught:

• Linguistics 1 Discourse Analysis
• Linguistics 2 Discourse Analysis
• Linguistics 3 Discourse Analysis
• Professional Communication
• Professional Communication for Accountants
• Postgraduate Critical Discourse Analysis
• Postgraduate Multimodality

Publications:

Banda, F. and Adetomokun, I. (2015). African renaissance and negotiation of Yoruba identity in the diaspora: A case study of Nigerian students in Cape Town. International Journal of African Renaissance Studies-Multi-, Inter-and Transdisciplinarity, 10(1), 83–101.

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