languaging research

{Article accepted} Communication about well-being and distress: Epistemic and ethical considerations

25/01/2021 Richard Fay One comment

One direction in which the AHRC-funded Researching Multilingually projects took me (and others) was the exploration of ‘the languaging of wellbeing and distress’, a meeting point between clinical psychology and applied linguistics, interdisciplinary work led by Ross White now at Liverpool University. Interdisciplinary work, especially as it is transformed from multi-disciplinary work, is not easy in my experience, and this […]

{Article submission} Critical intercultural supervisory praxis ….

02/12/2020 Richard Fay One comment

We (i.e. Richard, Jane and Min) submitted an article with this abstract today – let’s see how the review process goes !! Narrowing the gap between institutional practice and aspiring praxis: Developing critical intercultural supervisory cultures in largely Anglophone UK university contexts Abstract: As contextualised by doctoral supervision in largely Anglophone Departments of Education in UK universities, this article seeks […]

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