This means that in addition to experiences with different conventional language-varieties and an internet connection, participants need to know how to make sense of digital language conventions in order to be able to participate in social practices where symbols like "#" or webpage addresses constitute dimensions of the languaging.
Starting with two representative languages from both settings, namely Curry and Likelog, we propose a hybrid dialect where a set of rewriting rules associated to the functional-logic dimension of the language, are accompanied with a set of similarity equations between symbols of the same nature and arity, which represents the fuzzy counterpart of the novel framework.
To holistically understand the various dimensions of the complex language learning process and describe the experiences of language learners with richness, researchers (e.g., Bell, 2002; Benson 2005, 2011; Firth, A.& Wagner, J., 1997) suggest conducting qualitative research.
As the analysis in "Media features, convergence and participation spaces" and "Identity-positionings in political social media" sections has richly illustrated, digital conventions are an important dimension of the languaging in current political discourse (Figs. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 13, 14).
The addition of spiritual resonances within English prepares readers to understand the spiritual concepts and dimensions of the Ojibwe language.
The paper also shows that systemic typology is a contribution to the broad goals of language typology, using the general dimensions of language the SFL theory offers.
Halliday (1961) outlines many of the dimensions of language and, in the mid to late 1960's, the relationship between the paradigmatic and syntagmatic organisation of language had been presented in greater detail (cf. Halliday 1966a).
These issues are addressed in the context of the social and cultural dimensions of language, including the role of dialects and style, issues of cross-cultural awareness, and the complexities of translation and English as a "global" language.
Martinez-Schallmoser et al. (2003) have developed a revised measure of acculturation for Latinas that includes four dimensions of the process of acculturation: language, observation of ethnic traditions, preservation of cultural heritage, and semantic descriptions of Mexican men and women.
But its real dimensions emerge in the language of the debate -- words like history, culture, heritage, faith, human rights, civil liberties and even ethnic cleansing.
