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Michal Marmorstein

Faculty of Humanities  ·  Hebrew University
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psychology

Research Areas (CRIS Fingerprint)

EgyptiansDiscourseDiscourse markersSpeakerActiontokensnewsmarkWhatsAppLexicalRequestsResponse tokensDialogue FormMulti-modalConfirmationDeityUtteranceSyntaxCorpusyeahClassical Arabicactive participlequotingStance takingArabic (Language)Language ContactGreetingClause typesPalestiniansExpressionConnectivesEgyptian ArabicDiscourse MarkersTokenNewsmarksIsraeli HebrewDiscursive PsychologyResponse TokensCairene ArabicRequest for ConfirmationWhatsAppUtteranceClassical ArabicInteractional ResourcesCognitive ProcessesBakaEmbodied ResourcesArabic LanguageOvert SubjectsDiscourse ContinuitySequential ConnectiveContact SituationStancetakingLanguage ContactWhatsApp MessengerCommunicative GoalsPalestinian ArabicGreetingsFor IndexingIndexicalsVocalization

Publications (18 linked — showing top 20)

Newsmarks from a crosslinguistic perspective: Introduction2026
Reframing shame: Confrontational support discourse in online forums2025
Orienting to knowledge as remarkable: The newsmark be'emet (‘in-truth’) in Hebrew conversation2025
"Memories Near and Far"2025
Hebrew ken? (Yes?): A minimal format for inviting the review of prior talk2025
The Huji Corpus of Spoken Hebrew (Hujicorpus): A New Database of Hebrew Conversations2024
Request for confirmation sequences in Egyptian Arabic2024
Self-repeat as a multimodal retraction practice: Evidence from Hebrew conversation2023
“Say, are you a little ashamed?” – Shame allocation and accountability in Israeli news interviews2023
Waḷḷāhi (‘by God’) as a marker of commitment and involvement in Egyptian Arabic conversation2023
Why say ‘hi’? Framed openings in Hebrew WhatsApp messaging2023
Newsmarks as an Interactional Resource for Indexing Remarkability: a Qualitative Analysis of Arabic wallāhi and English really2023
Responses within activities: Alignment via Egyptian Arabic ʔāh ‘yeah’ in extended turns2022
The embodied modification of formulations: The quoting gesture (QG) in Israeli-Hebrew discourse2022
Classical Arabic Clause Types Revisited: Discourse Continuity via Verb-Initial and Verb-Subsequent Clauses2022
Adapted and emergent practices in text-based digital discourse: The microanalysis of mobile messaging chats2021
Discourse markers as a lens to variation across speech and writing ; Egyptian Arabic ya?ni 'it means' as a case study2021
Displaying consideration via EHM (‘uhm’) in Hebrew WhatsApp dialogues2021