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Literacy as translingual practice: Between communities and classrooms
A. Suresh Canagarajah
Applied Linguistics
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Scholars
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Dichotomy
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Sound
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Digital
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Contact Zone
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Applied Linguistics
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Communicative Practice
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New Literacies
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Literacy Practice
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Classroom Practice
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Cultural Relation
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Multilingualism
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debating
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Keyphrases
Literacy
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Translingual
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Translingual Practice
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Student Researchers
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New Research Directions
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Transnational
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Digital Communication
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New Genre
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Literacy Practices
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Community Practice
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Practice Theory
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Hybrid Language
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Writing Classroom
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Classroom Practice
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Contact Zone
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Economic Relations
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Across Languages
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Applied Linguistics
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Communicative Practices
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Education Theory
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New Literacies
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Intercultural Interaction
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Multilingual Competence
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Social Sciences
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Multilingualism
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Dichotomy
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Classroom Practice
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Contact Zone
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Applied Linguistics
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Economic Relation
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Education Theory
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New Literacies
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