Why We Should Study Multimodal Language

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Why we Should Study Multimodal Language. Some basic arguments for expanding notions... #languageresearch #languageresearcher #TESOL #ESL https://t.co/XpsciSsKyH

20 May 2022

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Just read Perniss's short article, and it's a great reminder of how it makes no sense to study language from a uni-modal perspective and how there's no difference between "language" and "communication"! https://t.co/3XebiI5ixF

21 Apr 2021

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RT @AdamCSchembri: In my 2001 PhD, I talked about a paradigm shift in linguistics and the language sciences, but I remember feeling that I…

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RT @AdamCSchembri: In my 2001 PhD, I talked about a paradigm shift in linguistics and the language sciences, but I remember feeling that I…

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