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WP357 Adeus, Debbie
2026
Uma homenagem a Debbie Cameron 1958-2026.
Key words: applied linguistics, Feminism, language ideology, sociolinguistics
WP338 Rhetorics of reinventing
2025
In applied and sociolinguistics at present, there are quite frequent calls to reinvent or rethink a particular tradition, paradigm or indeed the field itself. Sometimes this looks like a branding ploy, but at other times it is very weighty, and …
Key words: applied linguistics, methodology, sociolinguistics
WP336 Digital technology as human experience
2025
This paper introduces the Language & Communication special issue Digital technology as human experience – adapting existing approaches to theorizing and analyzing digitally mediated interaction. The special issue has the …
Key words: applied linguistics, digital communication, interactional sociolinguistics, linguistic ethnography
WP318 Working papers for a more open academy
2023
What contribution can working papers (WPs) make to a more open academy, and where do they stand in current debates about Open Science? They used to provide speedier publication and feedback as well as cost-free/low-cost access, but with the …
Key words: academic publishing, applied linguistics, decolonisation, higher education, Open access
WP310 Advanced Linguistic Ethnography?
2023
Can we really talk about advanced linguistic ethnography, and if so, what does it look like? This paper offers quite a personal view of training programmes, PhDs, interdisciplinary relationships and academic career structures, covering …
Key words: applied linguistics, interactional sociolinguistics, linguistic ethnography, methodology
WP165 The next ten years for applied linguistics?
2015
This short paper asks how applied linguistics is likely to be affected by ongoing changes in higher education in countries like Britain.? In the first part, it refers to (a) a growing role for universities in regional innovation, (b) a move towards …
Key words: applied linguistics
WP78 A neo-Hymesian trajectory in applied linguistics
2011
Rather than attempting a panoramic overview, this paper looks at knowledge construction in applied linguistics through the prism of a piece of data.? It follows the analysis of this data into an academic argument, into a research training programme, …
Key words: applied linguistics