Abstract This paper analyzes the construction and negotiation of religious identity categories in non-professional interviews using English as a lingua franca conducted by Polish students of foreign languages with foreigners staying in Poland. I use membership categorization analysis to show how the talk participants present themselves as members of a particular religious collectivity and how they ascribe membership in a religious collectivity to other speakers. I focus both on explicit and implicit categorization.

中文翻译：

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在使用英语作为通用语的非专业面试中协商宗教身份类别

摘要 本文分析了以英语为通用语的波兰外语学生与在波兰逗留的外国人进行的非专业访谈中宗教身份类别的构建和协商。我使用成员分类分析来展示谈话参与者如何将自己呈现为特定宗教集体的成员，以及他们如何将宗教集体的成员归属于其他演讲者。我同时关注显式和隐式分类。