Contents 2019 | Journal of Multicultural Discourses

Journal of Multicultural Discourses

Editor-in-Chief: Shi-xu

Publisher: Taylor & Francis

2019

Volume14, Issue 1

Special Issue：Intercultural Multilateralities: Pluri-dialogic imaginations, globo-ethical positions and epistemological ecologies

Introduction

The critical and decolonial quest for intercultural epistemologies and discoursesManuela GuilhermePages 1-13

Articles

The connection between transcultural dispositions and translingual practices in academic writingEunjeong Lee & Suresh CanagarajahPages: 14-28Multiculturalism, Indigenism and New Universities in Mexico: a case of intercultural multilateralitiesGunther DietzPages: 29-45From interculturalism to inter-recognition: towards an ethico-onto-epistemological approach in migration researchJoana Sousa RibeiroPages: 46-60From the multilingual to the intercultural in the current German political, academic and pedagogical discourseIvett Rita GuntersdorferPages: 61-77Beyond universality: rethinking transculturality and the transcultural selfFlavia MonceriPages: 78-91

Referee Acknowledgements

Referee acknowledgementsPage: 92

Volume14, Issue 2

Lead Article

Culture, Communication and Hybridity: The Case of The Rap of ChinaTerry Flew, Mark Ryan & Chunmeizi SuPages: 93-106

Commentary Article

The Rap of China: communication versus culture in Chinese media studiesAndy RuddockPages: 107-114

Articles

Mapping Persia and the Persians in Freya Stark’s the Valley of Assassins and Robert Byron’s the Road to OxianaFarah Ghaderi & Soheila HabibzadehPages: 115-130South Africa’s social transformation policies: raciolinguistic ideologies and neoliberal rhetoricFinex NdhlovuPages: 131-151Multicultural paradigms of student empowerment in educational discourses: Azerbaijan, UK and USA as case studiesArzu MammadovaPages: 152-166Responses to compliments in online English chat: a comparison between Iranian EFL learners and native English speakersMostafa Morady MoghaddamPages: 167-187

Review Article

Language, politics and economics in an era of globalizationPaolo Nino Valdez & Gene Marie FloresPages: 188-194

Volume14, Issue 3

Lead Article

Neoliberal multiculturalism and the discourse of primitivism at Walt Disney World’s PandoraIan RoderickPages: 195-207

Commentary Article

Diversifying readings: spatial discourse analysis and the Na’vi River JourneyLouise J. RavelliPages: 208-219

Articles

Heroes welcome: an exceptional story of ‘good’ refugees in the German tabloid discourseTim Heinkelmann-Wild, Daniel Beck & Alexander SpencerPages: 220-239Volume and control: the transition from information to powerElad SegevPages: 240-257Metaphorical codes in structuring national economic discourseDaria E. Ertner & Olga B. UlyanovaPages: 258-271How men and women negotiate sociocultural relations in Asante matrilineage (abusua): an ethnographic-based discourse studyDennis PuoridemePages: 272-290

Continuing Commentary Article

Hybridity and musical performance: the case of Rap of ChinaStephen M. Croucher & Shawn M. CondonPages: 291-294

Volume14, Issue 4

Special Issue：Critical and Alternative Approaches to 'Language Crossing'

Introduction

Gazing at language crossing in the global north but doing crossing in the global southKatherine Masters & Sinfree MakoniPages: 295-300

Articles

Strategic language crossing as self-styling: the case of black African immigrants in South AfricaBusi MakoniPages: 301-318From Ius Sanguinis to Ius Agendi: insights from a Hongkonger Ethnolanguaging as KoreanJerry Won LeePages: 319-333Language crossing and linguistic racism: Mongolian immigrant women in AustraliaSender DovchinPages: 334-351Language crossing of young adults in BangladeshShaila SultanaPages: 352-372Beyond language crossing: exploring multilingualism and multicultural identities through popular music lyricsFelix BandaPages: 373-389Epilogue: crossing, interactional sociolinguistics and North/South research relationsBen RamptonPages: 390-403

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