Translingualism revisited: Language difference and hybridity in L2 writing
Abstract
null null Translingualism has become increasingly popular as a construct that captures the fluid nature of language(s) and writers’ ability to strategically draw from nonstandard language varieties, a practice referred to as “code-meshing.” This critical review reassesses the merits of translingualism in the context of L2 writing. While translingualism has blurred traditional boundaries between L1 and L2 writing, it remains unclear whether and...
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Title
Translingualism revisited: Language difference and hybridity in L2 writing
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Published Date
Jun 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
40
Pages
73 - 83
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