The notion Lsemiotic repertoireL departs from the idea that languages are bounded systems
(an understanding that is central to translanguaging theory); and that repertoires are merely …

This research suggests three ways in which hybrid ethnography can be used to overcome
the shortcomings of single-realm ethnography, in particular, ethnographies that situate …

The study presented here, theoretically framed at the crossroads of sociocultural and
decolonial perspectives, draws attention to the sudden proliferation of two specific …

At an overarching level this paper attempts to draw attention to emerging trends in the
humanities where alternative ways of doing science reconfigure epistemological traditions …

This article advances thinking around the semiotic repertoire by exploring how resources
are negotiated in the course of interactions mediated by mobile messaging apps, and how …

How can we make sense of change and stability through the lifespan of human
development? What role does personal experience, our relationships with others, and …

This article aims to visibilise the opportunities for decolonising standardised language
practices for multilingual students learning English as an additional language or dialect …

The overarching issue raised in this chapter relates to making visible the naturalization of
Northern or North-centric hegemonies in higher educational settings broadly, including the …

This paper attends to languaging in the context of visually oriented communities of sign
language users through the concept of chaining. I define chaining as the patterned, routine …

Pedagogical research on experiences of learning among students with severe speech and
physical impairment (SSPI) is sparse. This may be due to a lack of research-on-research …