Maria Karidakis is a lecturer at the School of Languages and Linguistics at the University of Melbourne. Her PhD from the University of Melbourne focused on interpreting of Indigenous languages in medical settings.
Her current research is an exploration of the interaction between language, culture, and health in the context of intercultural communication with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples. Her two strands of research include medical interpreting for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and narrative analysis and narrative identity construction and positioning in small stories told by interpreters. Other research interests are in the area of language maintenance and shift of migrant community languages and Indigenous languages and the socio-economic variation in the shift in use of these languages.
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Credentials
Positions
Positions
Lecturer - Introductory Academic Program & Esl
Languages And Linguistics
Member Of Als
Australian Linguistics Society
Education
Education
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Arts Honours
Monash University