multilingual possibilities

Call for paper proposals on the use of visual methods in language studies to be published in a special issue in an international peer reviewed journal

28/08/2015 Susan Dawson Leave a comment

Applying visual methods in research on language use and learning/teaching has gained popularity in recent years. The use of visual methods has provided new ways of examining language users’ and learners’ experiences in and approaches towards languages and language learning. Visual methods have also provided language teachers new possibilities to e.g. raise language awareness. The analysis of visual data such as drawings, photos, […]

Miscellaneous news etc

Which languages do you use?

02/01/2014 Susan Dawson Leave a comment

An interesting blog from the Guardian about languages spoken and encountered in Britain.

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The Said and Unsaid conference: reflections

16/09/2010 Achilleas Kostoulas 8 comments

I must admit I had not expected much of the conference in Vlora. In part, it was because it was organised by relatively junior faculty members in a peripheral university, so I assumed they wouldn’t have access to the requisite know-how. It was also partly due to that typically Greek prejudice against other South Eastern Europeans (Greeks are prejudiced by […]

Researcher development etc

How multilingual is LTE's doctoral community?

05/05/2010 Richard Fay Leave a comment

Here is an email message I sent to all LTE’s doctoral students recently to find out more about the multilingual possibilities and actualities of their research. Introduction I am sending this message to recent, current, and likely doctoral students with supervisors in the LTE group. Some of you will have heard – e.g. via the main LTE blog and/or […]

Researching multilingually