Since the 1980s, scholarly journals have increasingly denationalized & anglicized their titles to boost international visibility. This trend aligns with indexing policies of Web of Science & Scopus, favouring English-language journals.
https://doi.org/10.1002/asi.24989
Is global reach worth the loss of local identity?
looks interesting:
Rare Tongues
The Secret Stories of Hidden #Languages
Lorna Gibb
Hardback (27 Feb 2025)
https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/Rare-Tongues-by-Lorna-Gibb/9781838951771 #NewBook #LinguisticDiversity
Looking for an #OA journal to publish your research in (multilingual) computational literary studies? Check out our Call for Papers for the conference track 2025! #CfP https://jcls.io/site/cfp/ #OpenAccess #Multilingual #ComputationalLiteraryStudies #CCLS2025 #LinguisticDiversity
After authoring several #research articles on #LinguisticDiversity over the past few years, I finally got a #PeerReview request for a manuscript on that topic a month ago, and I was finally able to submit my review on it.
Unlike other manuscripts I've reviewed this year, this one was well-written, thought-out, and a highly interesting read. It provided me with great new references, new researchers to follow, and reinforced my thoughts on what I want to do in the future.
@FediTips@social.growyourown.services
One major reason the guide doesn’t mention is multiple accounts for multiple languages: in each account you post in a particular language, and follow people who post mainly in that language.
#multilingualism #multiculturalism #linguisticdiversity #linguistic_diversity
Wonderful to see some mapping of languages on the urban scale to be done in #London, and apparently the author has written a book on similar things done in #NewYork as well.
Now I am really aching for my project proposal to be accepted, in which I would be mapping high-resolution #multilingualism and #diversity across Finland. I would love to continue this work as the field seems to be picking up some speed!
I have recently discovered “In Taiwan We Speak”, a new radio series on #RadioTaiwanInternational’s English language service, covering the #LinguisticDiversity of #Taiwan.
The first featured language (in Episodes 2 and 3) is #Paiwan, a #Formosan language spoken by some 15,000 #indigenous people.
We focused on two population groups that emerged in the 1990s, Somalis & Estonians, to understand how people with different cultural backgrounds and migration contexts are exposed to #LinguisticDiversity in their residential neighbourhoods.
We found that linguistic diversity has consistently increased in the HMA during the last 30 years. #Somali and #Estonian speakers live in more linguistically diverse neighbourhoods compared to #Finnish and #Swedish speakers, but the differences are reducing.
In her guest article for the current @DAAD_Germany Letter, @HWiese argues for multilingualism as the norm and shows: #LinguisticDiversity is nothing strange, it has always been existing: yesterday, today and across the globe
https://static.daad.de/media/daad_de/pdfs_nicht_barrierefrei/daad-letter-1-23-web.pdf
The #Guix web site is now available in Czech and in Lithuanian in addition to a dozen other languages! Oni eĉ povas legi ĝin Esperantlingve. :-)
To help with translation, check this out 
https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Translating-Guix.html
My name is Yannin, but close friends and internet people call me Priix.
I’m a genderfluid person. I have a Master’s degree on #PhilosophyOfCulture and a B.A on #Translation.
So, I’m a translator and polyglot, a writer and philosopher.
My research interests and work fields are on: #philosophyoflanguage #NonbinaryLanguage (in Spanish) #DiscourseAnalysis #Gender #LinguisticDiversity #Translation #PhilosophicalTranslation #LavenderLanguages #CulturalTranslation #AcademicTranslation #Ideology
I like to read (a lot), make puzzles, learn other languages, watch TV shows and movies, sometimes I play DnD and I practice Pole Fitness.
I have seasonal hobbies such as knitting.
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Me llamo Yannin, pero mis amigues cercanes y gente de internet me dice Priix.
Soy una persona género fluido.
Soy maestre en filosofía de la cultura y licenciade en Traducción.
Por lo tanto, soy traductore y políglota, escritore y filósofe.
Mis temas de interés y áreas de trabajo son:
#FilosofíaDelLenguaje #LenguajeNoBinario #AnálisisDelDiscurso #Género #DiversidadLingüística #Lingüística #Traducción #TraducciónFilosófica #TraducciónQueer #TraducciónAcadémica #TraducciónCultural #Ideología
Me gusta leer (demasiado), armar rompecabezas, aprender otros idiomas, ver series y películas; a veces, juego DnD y practico Pole Fitness.
Tengo intereses ocasionales como tejer.
