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Translingual phenomena are
words and
other aspects of
language that are
relevant in more than one language. Thus "
translingual" may mean "existing in multiple...
- the
English title of the
collection itself is a symbol,
representing a
translingual imagining of the
world as it
evokes a
borderless liminal space. By doing...
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works on
translingualism, translanguaging,
linguistic imperialism, and
social and
political issues in
language education. His book,
Translingual Practice:...
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known for his
books Redemption:The Life of
Henry Roth (2005) and The
Translingual Imagination (2000).
Kellman was born in Brooklyn, New York. A graduate...
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perhaps the most frequent: cross-lingual
information retrieval,
translingual information retrieval,
multilingual information retrieval. The term "multilingual...
- Conservation, Vol. 15, 2021, pp. 1–29
Steven G.
Kellman Switching languages:
translingual writers reflect on
their craft, p. 152. Saratxaga, Pablo. "Introduction"...
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health care generally) are
universally relevant around the world,
making translingual communication about them an
important goal. An
interlingual perspective...
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linguistics and
technology helped revitalise the
interest in this field. "
Translingual information retrieval (TLIR)
consists of
providing a
query in one language...
- but
which are in
current use in
several modern languages (that is,
translingually,
whether in naturalized, loanword, or
calque forms). The name "international...
- linguistics, and
language education, with a
particular emphasis on
translingualism and
linguistic diversity.
Dovchin earned her Ph.D. and M.A. in language...
