Ritch, 2021 - Google Patents
Language Choice in Tajikistan's Digital Public Spaces: An Analysis of Multilingual Practices by Commenters on Public Facebook PagesRitch, 2021
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Digital public spaces provide forums for complex communication and meaning making processes among unfamiliar interactants. Language choice and practices in digital text- based environments within known social circles have been studied and shown to be shaped …
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