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Just seen there is now an official page for the upcoming Routledge Handbook of Neurodiversity and Applied Linguistics. Lots of exciting research in here! www.routledge.com/The-Routledg...
Chapter 27 is by @martinevandriel.bsky.social, @nelya-kot.bsky.social, Belén Barros Pena and I.
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The Routledge Handbook of Neurodiversity and Applied Linguistics
This handbook is an innovative and comprehensive survey of the emerging body of thought at the intersection of neurodiversity studies and applied linguistics. The book brings together thinkers and res...
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-Digital communities around illnesses or chronic conditions
-Digital interactions and digital tools in healthcare
-Digital discourses around wellness
We welcome papers that showcase new methods, theories, approaches and explore emerging digital contexts. We particularly encourage submissions from students and early-careers researchers, as well as “work-in-progress”.
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