Contents
List of Tables and Figures *
Acknowledgements *
Foreword to Multilingualism Online by Mark Sebba *
Chapter 1 Multilingualism Online: Background and Approach *
Chapter 2 Linguistic Diversity and Language Choice Online *
Chapter 3 Written Code-switching Online *
Chapter 4 Multilingual Practices and Identities Online *
Chapter 5 Representations of Multilingualism on the Internet *
Chapter 6 Minority Languages and the Internet *
Chapter 7 Online Translation as Multilingual Practices *
Chapter 8
Researching Multilingualism Online: Current Trends and Future Perspectives *
Epilogue to Multilingualism Online by Susan Herring
Appendix 1 *
Bibliography *
Biography
Carmen Lee
"A timely addition to the growing scholarship on language use in digital contexts. In this book, Lee elegantly weaves together topics ranging from linguistic diversity to code-switching to online translation. Written in a highly engaging style, Multilingualism Online is the first comprehensive work to engage with these topics since Danet & Herring´s The Multilingual Internet (2007); at the same time, Lee shows us just how much has changed over the last decade -- both in terms of technological affordances as well as in our digital practices." Camilla Vásquez, University of South Florida, USA
