Samuel Larner

Experience

• 2017–present
  Senior Lecturer in Forensic Linguistics, Manchester Metropolitan University
• 2015–2017
  Lecturer in Linguistics, Manchester Metropolitan University
• 2013–2015
  Lecturer in Linguistics, University of Central Lancashire
• 2012–2013
  Lecturer in Linguistics, Newman University
• 2007–2009
  Senior Research Associate, Lancaster University

Education

• 2013 
  Aston University, PhD Forensic Linguistics
• 2005 
  Cardiff University, MA (Distinction) Forensic Linguistics
• 2003 
  Lancaster University, BA (Hons) Linguistics

Publications

• 2017
  Idiolectal formulaic clusters as markers of forensic authorship attribution: identification of formulaic sequences in adult L1 English writers’ short personal narratives, Phraseology in Legal and Institutional Settings: A corpus-based interdisciplinary perspective
• 2017
  Culture moderates changes in linguistic self-presentation and detail provision when deceiving others, Royal Society Open Science
• 2016
  Using a core word to identify different forms of semantically related formulaic sequences and their potential as a marker of authorship, Corpora
• 2015
  From intellectual challenges to established corpus techniques: introduction to the special issue on forensic linguistics, Corpora
• 2014
  Cross-cultural deception detection, Deception Detection: Current challenges and new approaches
• 2014
  A comparative review of The Routledge Handbook of Forensic Linguistics and The Oxford Handbook of Language and Law, Language and Law—Linguagem e Direito
• 2014
  A preliminary investigation into the use of fixed formulaic sequences as a marker of authorship, The International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law
• 2014
  Forensic Authorship Analysis and the World Wide Web, Palgrave Pivot

Professional Memberships

• Member, International Association of Forensic Linguists
• Member, British Association of Applied Linguistics