Sayantan Mukherjee
Indian Institute of Management Indore, Arizona State University
About
I currently teach, across programs, as a faculty member in the Communication area at the Indian Institute of Management Indore. I hold a Ph.D. in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics from the Department of English at Arizona State University. I earned my B.A.(Hons.) in English (literature) from Visva-Bharati, India, and an M.A. in Linguistics from the University of Delhi, India. While my early training was more focused on theoretical Linguistics, my present research interests navigate both theoretical and applied areas of modern linguistics. My doctoral dissertation investigates skin-color racism in the context of the urban male population of the Indian subcontinent from a multimodal critical discourse analytic approach. My research interests include critical discourse analysis, racism, multimodal analysis, language and gender, colorism, stigma, language and identity, conversation analysis, minimalist syntax, morphology, historical linguistics, TESOL, intercultural communication, managerial communication in finance, and tourism management.
Employment
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Indian Institute of Management Indore Assistant Professor2021 - Present
Education
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Arizona State University PhD in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics2014 - 2019
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Publications (11)
- From taint to turnover: exploring driver disengagement in the Indian trucking industry Save
- Travel influencers ’ impact on followers ’ engagement behavior Save
- Does State‐Level Economic Policy Uncertainty Affect Financial Distress Risk of Financial Institutions? Save
- Supply Chain Resilience and Sustainable Digital Transformation with Next-Generation Connectivity in a Smart Port Save
- Assessing the influence of social media feedback on travelers’ future trip-planning behavior: a multi-model machine learning approach Save
- Bank Financial Distress and Stock Price Crashes: A Quasi‐Experimental Approach Save
- Redesigning conjunctive participial clauses: Bangla resultatives unpacked Save
- Probing Reticence in ESL/EFL Classrooms Through a Theoretical Lens Save
- Darker shades of “fairness” in India: Male attractiveness and colorism in commercials Save
- Syntheticity and Analyticity: Indian English and the Need for an Analytic Index Save