Sarah Grandage

Contact

• workRoom C25 Trent Building
  University Park
  Nottingham
  NG7 2RD
  UK
• work0115 951 5909
• fax0115 9515924
• sarah.grandage@nottingham.ac.uk

Expertise Summary

BA (London), MA (Nottingham), PhD (Nottingham) Areas of expertise - stylistics, dramatic discourse, discourse analysis, Shakespeare, drama and performance, adaptation and appropriation

• UG Modules taught - Introduction to Drama, Language in the Limelight, Shakespeare's Histories, Stylistics, Language and Context
• PG modules taught - Descriptive Linguistic Analysis, Narratology,

Recent Publications

• SARAH GRANDAGE, 2012. Shakespeare’s influence on language evolution. In: BRUCE R. SMITH, ed., The Cambridge Shakespeare Encyclopaedia: Volume II: The World’s Shakespeare Cambridge University Press. (In Press.)
• JOSÉ LUIS ONCINS MARTÍNEZ and SARAH GRANDAGE, 2011. Impoliteness Strategies and Wordplay in Shakespeare's Dramatic Dialogues. In: JOSÉ LUIS ONCINS MARTÍNEZ, MANUEL SÁNCHEZ GARCÍA and RAMÓN LÓPEZ ORTEGA, eds., Ensayos sobre Shakespeare/Essays on Shakespeare Universidad de Extremadura Servicio de Publicaciones. 215-228
• SARAH GRANDAGE, 2010. Imagining England: Contemporary Encodings of 'this sceptred isle'. In: WILLY MALEY and MARGARET TUDEAU-CLAYTON, eds., This England, That Shakespeare: New Angles on Englishness and the Bard Ashgate. 127-146
• SARAH GRANDAGE, 2009. Dramatic Discourse. In: LOUISE CUMMINGS, ed., The Pragmatics Encyclopedia

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• SARAH GRANDAGE, 2012. Shakespeare’s influence on language evolution. In: BRUCE R. SMITH, ed., The Cambridge Shakespeare Encyclopaedia: Volume II: The World’s Shakespeare Cambridge University Press. (In Press.)
• JOSÉ LUIS ONCINS MARTÍNEZ and SARAH GRANDAGE, 2011. Impoliteness Strategies and Wordplay in Shakespeare's Dramatic Dialogues. In: JOSÉ LUIS ONCINS MARTÍNEZ, MANUEL SÁNCHEZ GARCÍA and RAMÓN LÓPEZ ORTEGA, eds., Ensayos sobre Shakespeare/Essays on Shakespeare Universidad de Extremadura Servicio de Publicaciones. 215-228
• SARAH GRANDAGE, 2010. Imagining England: Contemporary Encodings of 'this sceptred isle'. In: WILLY MALEY and MARGARET TUDEAU-CLAYTON, eds., This England, That Shakespeare: New Angles on Englishness and the Bard Ashgate. 127-146
• SARAH GRANDAGE, 2009. Dramatic Discourse. In: LOUISE CUMMINGS, ed., The Pragmatics Encyclopedia
• NORBERT SCHMITT, SARAH GRANDAGE and SVENJA ADOLPHS, 2004. Are Corpus-derived Recurrent Clusters Psycholinguistically Valid?. In: NORBERT SCHMITT, ed., Formulaic Sequences John Benjamins Press.