Title:Dr Position:Senior Lecturer Department: English and Linguistics Contact Address:Kenyatta University,P.O. Box 43844,Nairobi 00100 -  Kenya Private Address: P.O. Box 43199, Nairobi 00100 – Kenya Tel: (+254-2) 810901 EXT 57338 Tel: (+254 ) 0722 756 650 E- mail:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.,This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Area of Specialization:Discourse Analysis and Text Linguistics,Grammar Donwload full CV

Publications
a).Research Papers

• Atambo, N., Ogutu, E., & Kiguru, E. (2021). Language, gender and power: Lexicalisation of women in the national assembly and other top political posts in Kenya (2013-2017). Journal of Linguistics and Foreign Languages, 2(1). https://royalliteglobal.com/jlfl/article/view/506 ON 29/3/2021.

• Ogutu Emily, Asiru Hameed Tunde, Orwejo D. O. (2018). Event and Actors Representation in Selected Nigerian Daily Newspapers . Ghana Journal of Linguistics Vol.7  No.1

• Ogutu, EA, Gatitu Kiguru & MC Njoroge,2016:Interpretation in Judicial Settings Book Chapter in the Book: Language and Translation, Theory , Pedagogy and Practice,ISBN: 978-1-926906-47-8
• Ogutu, Ea, Ojwang, B   Matu (2010). “Face Attack And Patients' Response Strategies In A Kenyan Hospital” Journal: Journal Of Sociolinguistics
• Ogutu E.A. & Nthiga P.M. (2008). “Taking The Chance: African Languages In The Classroom:Blessing, Not Curse”. In Mutasa, D.A. & Ogutu E.A. (2008) (Eds). Teaching And Administering In African Languages. Pretoria: Simba Guru Publishers.
• Ogutu E.A.(2006).”Mother Tongue Amidst Other Languages: Playing Roles In The Classroom And Outside”. In Mutasa D.E (Ed) African Languages In The 21st Century: The Main Challenges.Pretoria: Simba Guru Publishers.
• Ogutu E.A. (2006) ‘Our Flora And Fauna In Our Proverbs And Sayings – Our Aesthetics In Discourse - Our Wisdom’. In Indagasi H, Nyamasyo E. & Wasamba P. (Eds.) Our Landscapes Our Narratives. Proceedings In The Conference Of East African Oral Literature. Kola. Nairobi.
• Ogutu E.A. And Kanana F. E. (2004) “ Code Switching In Multilingual Situation: Opposing Views”.In Disparities In Developing Countries: Types Challenges And The Way  Forward. Atws –     Kenya Chapter.
• Onditi T. L. And Ogutu E.A. (2002). “ The Use Of Mother Tongue And Tribalism – A Misconceived Association”. In Owino R.F. (Ed.) Speaking African: African Languages For Education And Development. Cape Town Casas.
• Ogutu E. A. (2000) “Discovering Successful Second Language Writing Strategies”.  In Kimani N.  Et. Al. (Eds.) Kiswahili Katika Karne  Ya Ishirini Na Moja  (Kiswahili In The 21st Century). Cape Town:Centre For Advanced Studies Of African Society

b).Books

• Ogutu E.A.,Makuto V. And  Nyamasyo E. 2010. Discourse Markers Among Speakers Of Kabras:Forms And Functions
• Ogutu E.A.And Nyamasyo E.A. (2009). “Discourse Analysis”. A Teaching Module Written For Kenyatta University Institute For Open Learning.
• Ogutu E.A. &Mutasa, D.A. (2008) (Eds). Teaching And Administering In African Languages.Pretoria: Simba Guru Publisher.
• Ogutu E. A And Kisirkoi  F. (2005) Africa Wide Integrated English Form 3 Students Book. Nairobi,Africawide Network.
• Ogutu E.A. (2002). “An Introduction To The Grammar Of English”. A Teaching Module Written For Kenyatta University Institute For Open Learning.

c).Unpublished Research Works

• Ogutu, E.A. (1996) "An Analysis Of Cohesion And Coherence Structure In Texts Written By Secondary School Esl Learners In Kenya". An Unpublished Ph.D. Thesis, University Of Birmingham, Uk.
• Ogutu, E.A. (1999b) “ Towards Effective Writing: Guidelines For The Esl Writer’s Teacher”. A  Paper Presented At The Uasin Gishu Secondary School Teachers Of English And Literature Workshop At Kenyatta University. 1999. Unpublished.
• Ogutu, E.A. (2002)  “An African Language Classroom Discourse: Two Challenges Of The Instructor”. A Paper Presented At The 2nd International Conference On African Languages-Hammanskraal Campus–University Of Pretoria.  Unpublished