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Multimodality and classroom languaging dynamics: An ecosocial semiotic perspective in Asian contexts
Dan Shi
School of Education and English
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Multimodality
100%
Asian Context
100%
Semiotic Perspective
100%
Ecosocial Semiotics
100%
Language Dynamics
100%
Multimodal Interaction Analysis
66%
Methodological Framework
33%
International Academics
33%
PhD Students
33%
Educational Context
33%
Analytical Process
33%
Sociological Theory
33%
Early Career Scholars
33%
Education Theory
33%
Semiotic Approach
33%
Meaning-making Process
33%
Methodological Guide
33%
Cognitive Dynamics
33%
Classroom Research
33%
Multimodal Analysis
33%
Empirical Data Analysis
33%
Tertiary Classrooms
33%
Social Sciences
Multimodality
100%
Professional Occupations
33%
Occupational Career
33%
Classroom Research
33%
Sociological Theory
33%