Nelia Balgoa
Biographic Data
| ID | 9941333 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nelia Balgoa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nelia |
| FAMILY NAME | Balgoa |
| SIGNATURE | BALGOA N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Role of Translanguaging on Linguistic Conflicts in the Facebook Landscape
Translanguaging has emerged alongside the rise of social media platforms, especially on Facebook, where a diverse user base with varying identities and language choices coexists. In this digital landscape, translanguaging has notably bridged linguistic barriers, enabling communication across different languages while also creating gaps leading to linguistic conflicts which affect negotiation of peace and assertion of identity. Using content analy…
The Dynamics of Filipino Interfaith Families in Bukidnon, Southern Philippines: Strategies Towards the Attainment of Everyday Peace
This study explores the dynamics of interfaith families and examines the factors that contribute to attaining and maintaining everyday peace among religious-divided households. Dynamics involve negotiation styles and communication strategies, made tangible through religious tolerance, compromises, avoidances, and non-implementation. Using in-depth interviews of eight (8) informants who are members of interfaith households in Bukidnon, Philippines…
Initiation in the E-Negotiation of Facebook Ukay-Ukay Trading
The rising attention to e-negotiations has resulted from the forceful presence of the internet which has enabled the design and the distribution of software capable of supporting negotiators. However, most studies on e-negotiation are still on support systems and other areas such as communication are unheeded and are mostly experimental. Qualitative and empirical investigations are widely open for execution. In the characterization of negotiation…
Mëranao Swear Words: Gender and Cultural Identity in Profanity
This ethnographic study investigates the Mëranao swear words used by men, women, and homosexuals in Marawi City. Data from ten informants were analyzed employing critical discourse analysis. It identifies and examines the many aspects of Mëranao cursing, including the emotions and reasons behind them. Swear words vary among Mëranao men, women, and homosexuals. Firstly, it was revealed that swear words such as: myabuno ka (may you get killed) and …
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Initiation in the E-Negotiation of Facebook Ukay-Ukay Trading
The rising attention to e-negotiations has resulted from the forceful presence of the internet which has enabled the design and the distribution of software capable of supporting negotiators. However, most studies on e-negotiation are still on support systems and other areas such as communication are unheeded and are mostly experimental. Qualitative and empirical investigations are widely open for execution. In the characterization of negotiation…
Mëranao Swear Words: Gender and Cultural Identity in Profanity
This ethnographic study investigates the Mëranao swear words used by men, women, and homosexuals in Marawi City. Data from ten informants were analyzed employing critical discourse analysis. It identifies and examines the many aspects of Mëranao cursing, including the emotions and reasons behind them. Swear words vary among Mëranao men, women, and homosexuals. Firstly, it was revealed that swear words such as: myabuno ka (may you get killed) and …
The Dynamics of Filipino Interfaith Families in Bukidnon, Southern Philippines: Strategies Towards the Attainment of Everyday Peace
This study explores the dynamics of interfaith families and examines the factors that contribute to attaining and maintaining everyday peace among religious-divided households. Dynamics involve negotiation styles and communication strategies, made tangible through religious tolerance, compromises, avoidances, and non-implementation. Using in-depth interviews of eight (8) informants who are members of interfaith households in Bukidnon, Philippines…
Role of Translanguaging on Linguistic Conflicts in the Facebook Landscape
Translanguaging has emerged alongside the rise of social media platforms, especially on Facebook, where a diverse user base with varying identities and language choices coexists. In this digital landscape, translanguaging has notably bridged linguistic barriers, enabling communication across different languages while also creating gaps leading to linguistic conflicts which affect negotiation of peace and assertion of identity. Using content analy…
Multilingual Education and Policy (2 works) · Negotiation (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Asian Studies and History (1 works) · Bangladesh Politics, Society, and Development (1 works) · Business (1 works) · Computer Science (1 works) · Computer-mediated communication (1 works)