Tariq Khan

@ciil.org

Lecturer cum JRO
Central Institute of Indian Languages



                       

https://researchid.co/tariq_khan

Tariq Khan works as Lecturer cum Junior Research Officer at the Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL), Ministry of Education, Government of India.
Dr Tariq Khan has received training in Applied Linguistics at the University of Hyderabad. He is interested in Psycholinguistics, Humour Studies, Sociolinguistics, Writing Systems, Translation Studies and Inter-cultural Pragmatics.
Prior to the Central Institute of Indian Languages, Dr Tariq Khan worked as a Guest Faculty at the Centre for Applied Linguistics and Translation Studies, the University of Hyderabad where he also received his M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics.

EDUCATION

MA, MPhil and PhD in Applied Linguistics at Centre for ALTS, University of Hyderabad
BA and MA in English at IGNOU
BA in Functional English at Patna University

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Psycholinguistics, Humour Studies, Sociolinguistics, Writing Systems, Translation Studies and Inter-cultural Pragmatics.

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Scholar Citations

2

Scholar h-index

RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • Translation, Interpretation and Adaptation of Humorous Texts: Some Conceptual Issues
    T Khan
    Translation Trails, 64-84 2022

  • Mind Your Language Series from the Standpoints of Applied Linguistics and Humour Studies
    T Khan
    Khan, Tariq, 18-23 2021

  • Indradhanush of Ideas in Language Literature and Translation: Papers in Honour of Prof. Panchanan Mohanty
    TK ed.).
    Munchen: Lincom Europa 2020

  • Alternative Horizons in Linguistics: A Festschrift in Honour of Prof. Panchanan Mohanty
    TK ed.)
    Munchen: Lincom Europa 2020

  • The Naskh/Nasta'liq Script: An Evaluation of its Native-Foreign Dichotomy, Learnability Issues and Proposals for Reform
    T Khan
    Alternative Horizons in Linguistics, 339-352 2020

  • Death by Disowning: An account of words and expressions that will die
    T Khan, P Mohanty
    Language Endangerment in South Asia, Forthcoming 2019

  • History of Translation in India
    TK ed)
     2017

  • Linguistic and Cognitive Mechanisms of Verbal Humour
    T Khan
    Centre for ALTS, University of Hyderabad 2017

  • Humorous Headlines or Forced Reinterpretations? Some Reflections on The Faking News and The Unreal Times
    T Khan
    Global Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies. 4 (03), 155-171 2015

  • The Names of Virtual Communities: A Linguistic and Socio-Onomastic Analysis
    T Khan
    Global Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies 3 (09), 456-465 2014

  • Multidisciplinary Research: The Pedagogical Benchmarks
    TK ed.)
    Bonfring 2014

  • Revisiting the Interdisciplinarity of Linguistics in Indian Universities
    T Khan
    Multidisciplinary Research: The Pedagogical Benchmarks, 09-22 2014

  • The Linguistic Interest of Verbal Myths
    T Khan
    Language and Society 2013

  • Death by Disowning: An Account of words and expressions That Will Die
    TKP Mohanty
    Language Endangerment in South Asia 1 2013

  • Linguistic And Extra-Linguistic Factors in Bilingual Texting
    DVPM Tariq Khan
    INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS 6 (1), 125-138 2013

  • Optimizing Humor in Language Classrooms
    T Khan
    Vaagartha, 45-56 2012

  • Vaagartha
    SPTK eds)
     2012

  • COALESCENCE
    ADTK ed)
     2012

  • The Cooperative Pursuits of Linguistics and Humor
    T Khan
    COALESCENCE, 186-194 2012

  • Focus Particles and Ambiguity Resolution in Bangla and Hindi-Urdu
    AGTK Abhijit Debnath
    COALESCENCE, 128-137 2012

MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS

  • The Names of Virtual Communities: A Linguistic and Socio-Onomastic Analysis
    T Khan
    Global Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies 3 (09), 456-465 2014
    Citations: 2

  • Optimizing Humor in Language Classrooms
    T Khan
    Vaagartha, 45-56 2012
    Citations: 2

  • Linguistic and Cognitive Mechanisms of Verbal Humour
    T Khan
    Centre for ALTS, University of Hyderabad 2017
    Citations: 1

  • Linguistic And Extra-Linguistic Factors in Bilingual Texting
    DVPM Tariq Khan
    INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF LINGUISTICS 6 (1), 125-138 2013
    Citations: 1

  • Using Levins verb classification for preposition sense selection in English to Indian language MT
    S Husain, P Chaitanya, GR Dulam, T Khan, DM Sharma
    Proceedings of the Conference on Language and Technology 2009 (CLT09 2009
    Citations: 1