This book advocates a new blended linguistic ethnography approach to unpacking mobile communication and enabling a more informed understanding of individualsâ communicative practices in cities today
This book advocates a new blended linguistic ethnography approach to unpacking mobile communication and enabling a more informed understanding of individualsâ communicative practices in cities today
Caroline Tagg is Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics at The Open University, UK. Her research into language and digital technologies rests on the understanding that digital communication practices are deeply embedded into individuals' wider lives. She is author of Taking Offence on Social Media (with Philip Seargeant and Amy Aisha Brown, 2017) and Message and Medium (with Mel Evans, 2020). Agnieszka Lyons is Senior Lecturer in Applied Linguistics at Queen Mary University of London. Her research employs multimodal and mediated discourse analytic as well as ethnographic approaches to explore the discursive construction of embodied identity in polycentric migrant environments. She has published on issues related to migration and mobility in Language in Society, Journal of Pragmatics and Social Semiotics, among others.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Post-digital ethnography and the networked individual 3. Mobile resourcefulness 4. Polymedia repertoires 5. Sharing in mobile conversations 6. Conclusion
Introduction
Post-digital ethnography and the networked individual
1. Introduction 2. Post-digital ethnography and the networked individual 3. Mobile resourcefulness 4. Polymedia repertoires 5. Sharing in mobile conversations 6. Conclusion
Introduction
Post-digital ethnography and the networked individual
Mobile resourcefulness
Polymedia repertoires
Sharing in mobile conversations
Conclusion
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