Rania Za’rour
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 8606862 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Rania Za’rour |
| PRENOMES | Rania |
| SOBRENOME | Za’rour |
| ASSINATURA | ZA’ROUR R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Jordan |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9873-6099 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
False Positive Risk in AI Detection of L2 Academic Writing
AI -text detectors are increasingly used in education and scholarly publishing. While these tools are meant to protect academic integrity, they may also create new inequities for multilingual writers. This exploratory case study investigates why legitimate second language (L2) academic prose can be misclassified as AI -generated. We start from the premise that L2 academic writing functions as a distinct register whose recurrent linguistic feature…
A critical discourse analysis of ideological positioning in Al Jazeera’s bilingual coverage of the 2023–2024 Gaza-Israel war
This study employs Critical Discourse Analysis to examine how Al Jazeera Arabic (AJA) and Al Jazeera English (AJE) construct ideologically differentiated narratives of the 2023–2024 Israel–Gaza war for distinct audiences. Adopting Fairclough’s three-dimensional framework, the study combines qualitative textual analysis with quantitative frequency mapping across a matched bilingual corpus of 94 news articles. The analysis focuses on lexical choice…
Facework Interpretation as Pragmatic Competence
This study examines the impact of face orientation and face threat levels on the acceptability of the religious expression /ʔallah jaʕtiːk ilʕaːfjɪə/ in Spoken Jordanian Arabic. This research is grounded in politeness theory and contemporary face management frameworks. Using a mixed-methods approach, the study first identifies the main pragmatic functions of the religious marker. Next, it examines how native speakers interpret face-related factor…
Variation in Non-native Speech
This paper introduces a new framework to analyze how non-native speakers adhere to native-speaker norms of variation in contact settings. The author focuses on a well-established phonological variable in both native and contact-induced varieties of English: consonant cluster reduction. This process involves either dropping or maintaining a final coronal stop (t,d) in a consonant cluster in words such as "mind" and "west." The paper uses standard …
Gendered linguistic patterns in online reviews on localized E-commerce platforms in Jordan and the UAE
This study explores how gender shapes linguistic practices in online product reviews for fashion, accessories, and fragrances on leading global e-commerce platforms with localized sites for Jordan and the UAE. Using a qualitative sociolinguistic framework, grounded in discourse analysis and politeness theory, the research analyzes 120 user-generated reviews from these platforms. The findings reveal that typical gendered face-to-face communication…
Analyzing the Pragmatic Functions of the Religious Expression /ʔallaːh yaʕtiːk ʔilʕaːfje/(May God grant you health) in Spoken Jordanian Arabic
This study advances the methodological analysis of religious expression in Arabic by introducing a mixed methods framework for investigating the pragmatic functions of the phrase /ʔallaːh yaʕtiːk ʔilʕaːfje/(“may God grant you good health”) in Jordanian Spoken Arabic. By integrating both parametric and non-parametric statistical analyses, the research identifies and ranks the pragmatic functions of this religious marker across the sample and compa…
Cameras Off
This study investigates why language majors at the University of Jordan rarely activate webcams during synchronous classes, despite reporting favorable attitudes toward the technology. The paper extends the Technology Acceptance Model by incorporating subjective norm and individualism-collectivism drawn from Hofstede’s cultural framework. Using a cross-sectional survey of 479 students and structural equation modeling, the paper tests direct, indi…
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Facework Interpretation as Pragmatic Competence
This study examines the impact of face orientation and face threat levels on the acceptability of the religious expression /ʔallah jaʕtiːk ilʕaːfjɪə/ in Spoken Jordanian Arabic. This research is grounded in politeness theory and contemporary face management frameworks. Using a mixed-methods approach, the study first identifies the main pragmatic functions of the religious marker. Next, it examines how native speakers interpret face-related factor…
Variation in Non-native Speech
This paper introduces a new framework to analyze how non-native speakers adhere to native-speaker norms of variation in contact settings. The author focuses on a well-established phonological variable in both native and contact-induced varieties of English: consonant cluster reduction. This process involves either dropping or maintaining a final coronal stop (t,d) in a consonant cluster in words such as "mind" and "west." The paper uses standard …
Gendered linguistic patterns in online reviews on localized E-commerce platforms in Jordan and the UAE
This study explores how gender shapes linguistic practices in online product reviews for fashion, accessories, and fragrances on leading global e-commerce platforms with localized sites for Jordan and the UAE. Using a qualitative sociolinguistic framework, grounded in discourse analysis and politeness theory, the research analyzes 120 user-generated reviews from these platforms. The findings reveal that typical gendered face-to-face communication…
Analyzing the Pragmatic Functions of the Religious Expression /ʔallaːh yaʕtiːk ʔilʕaːfje/(May God grant you health) in Spoken Jordanian Arabic
This study advances the methodological analysis of religious expression in Arabic by introducing a mixed methods framework for investigating the pragmatic functions of the phrase /ʔallaːh yaʕtiːk ʔilʕaːfje/(“may God grant you good health”) in Jordanian Spoken Arabic. By integrating both parametric and non-parametric statistical analyses, the research identifies and ranks the pragmatic functions of this religious marker across the sample and compa…
Cameras Off
This study investigates why language majors at the University of Jordan rarely activate webcams during synchronous classes, despite reporting favorable attitudes toward the technology. The paper extends the Technology Acceptance Model by incorporating subjective norm and individualism-collectivism drawn from Hofstede’s cultural framework. Using a cross-sectional survey of 479 students and structural equation modeling, the paper tests direct, indi…
False Positive Risk in AI Detection of L2 Academic Writing
AI -text detectors are increasingly used in education and scholarly publishing. While these tools are meant to protect academic integrity, they may also create new inequities for multilingual writers. This exploratory case study investigates why legitimate second language (L2) academic prose can be misclassified as AI -generated. We start from the premise that L2 academic writing functions as a distinct register whose recurrent linguistic feature…
A critical discourse analysis of ideological positioning in Al Jazeera’s bilingual coverage of the 2023–2024 Gaza-Israel war
This study employs Critical Discourse Analysis to examine how Al Jazeera Arabic (AJA) and Al Jazeera English (AJE) construct ideologically differentiated narratives of the 2023–2024 Israel–Gaza war for distinct audiences. Adopting Fairclough’s three-dimensional framework, the study combines qualitative textual analysis with quantitative frequency mapping across a matched bilingual corpus of 94 news articles. The analysis focuses on lexical choice…
Computer Science (3 obras) · Linguistics (3 obras) · Collectivism (2 obras) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (2 obras) · Philosophy (2 obras) · Pragmatics (2 obras) · Swearing, Euphemism, Multilingualism (2 obras) · Academic integrity and plagiarism (1 obra) · Anthropology (1 obra) · Arabic (1 obra)