Media details

Radio interview regarding intercultural pragmatics; interviewed by Hungarian Catholic Radio, aired on 9 August 2020
Public talk on linguistic politeness in the Indian Institute of Technology

https://www.facebook.com/bornini.lahiri/videos/10214833098655481/

3. Radio interview on linguistic politeness research; interviewed by Hungarian Catholic Radio,

December 2019

https://www.katolikusradio.hu/musoraink/adas/1/509664

4. Public talk on pragmatics at LinguaFest, in a large conference for business executives, Budapest, 7

September 2019

5. Radio interview on linguistic ritual research; interviewed by Inforádió Hungary (the Hungarian

partner radio of BBC), June 2018

6. Media interview in the Hungarian M5 Television Channel “Mindenki Akadémiája” (Everyone’s

Academy), May 2018

7. School interview on politeness, Nyköpings Enskilda Gymnasium in Sweden, February 2018

8. Interview with Professor Daniel Kadar, Author of Politeness, Impoliteness and Ritual –

WEEKENDAVISEN, Copenhagen, Denmark, 21 July 2017

https://www.pressreader.com/denmark/weekendavisen/20170721/281509341242869

9. Kiemelten fontosak a nyelvi rítusok (Interactional Rituals are Important), Interview with Professor

Daniel Kadar – Magyar Hirlap (Hungarian Daily), 2017

http://magyarhirlap.hu/cikk/88671/Kiemelten_fontosak_a_nyelvi_ritusok

our research was also featured in the following forum:

Report on Daniel Kadar’s Chinese language and politics-related research, published at the Polio Network:

https://www.comminit.com/polio/content/alignment-politeness-and-implicitness-chinese-political-discourse-case-study-2018-vaccin

We have been actively engaged in the editing of a blog dedicated to the role of RFIT in social distancing, featured by Cambridge University Press. The blog will have approximately 30 entries:

2020 Cambridge University Press Blog on Interactional Rituals and COVID-19

http://www.cambridgeblog.org/author-profile/daniel-z-kadar/