PROF. DR. STEFANIE SHAMILA PILLAI
Department of English Language
Faculty of Languages and Linguistics
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I am currently a Senior Professor at the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, Universiti Malaya. My main areas of research include Varieties of English, in particular, Malaysian English, as well as language use in educational and in multilingual contexts. I also work on an endangered language, Melaka Portuguese, which I have digitally archived at the Endangered Languages Archive. As part of my interest in indigenous languages and culture, in 2019, I co-convened an exhibition on indigenous languages in Malaysia in conjunction with the International Year of Indigenous Languages. I also recently co-edited a book, Selected Research on Orang Asli Communities. My work and thoughts on endangered languages in general, and more specifically on Melaka Portuguese, have been featured in local and international media. I am a Fellow of the Academy of Sciences Malaysia and I was the 2013 Ian Gordon Fellow at the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies, Victoria University of Wellington. I am currently an Adjunct Professor at Mahidol University in Thailand.
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Malay-Muslim women's perceptions of sunat perempuan in the Malaysian context
THE SOUNDS OF INDONESIAN ENGLISH: ACOUSTIC PHONETIC ANALYSIS OF THE MONOPHTHONG VOWELS ACROSS GENDERS
Discursive (de)legitimation Strategies in Malaysian News Media Discourse on Female Circumcision (Sunat Perempuan)
Language policy and planning in the teaching of native languages in Pakistan
Making Research Count: Bridging Community, Empowering Change and Impacting Society
Contemporary Malaysian English Pronunciation
Selected research on Orang Asli communities
Beng Prende Portugues Malaka (Papia Cristang)
Multilingual language profiles, perceptions and motivations within the context of majoring in a foreign language in Malaysia
English language education and educational policy in Malaysia and Brunei
Rhythmic patterns of Malaysian English speakers
Research on Orang Asli communities: Moving forward together.