As a modernist invention, applied linguistics in the 20th century has been motivated by descriptions of the phenomenon called “language”. While this has yielded in novel insights on the uses of language in communities, scholars of the post-modern era have pushed for reformulating definitions of language resulting from the effects of globalization. That is, modernist formulations of language cannot accurately describe the trajectory of language use among communities due to migration, hybridity and communication technologies.
Thus, the organizers invite presentations on the theme Beyond Languages: Reinventing Discourses, Contexts and Communities. We are interested in featuring papers on the following topical areas:- Multilingual Communities and Education
- Issues on Linguistic Description
- Sociolinguistics and Changing Communities
- Multimodality and Applied Linguistics
- Issues in Language and Literature Teaching
- Technology in Language Education
- Assessment in Language and Literature Teaching
- Language and Migration
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