Language Acts and Worldmaking is a flagship project funded by the AHRC Open World Research Initiative, which aims to regenerate and transform modern language learning by foregrounding language's power to shape how we live and make our worlds.
Languages Future Conference CfP
Language Acts and Worldmaking is pleased to announce its next conference 'Languages Future' will take place Monday 27 - Tuesday 28 April 2020 at King's College London. The CfP deadline is 20 December 2019.
Worldmaking Fair: Languages Now
Language Acts and Worldmaking is pleased to announce the launch of its Worldmaking Fair, a season of events on the theme of 'Languages Now', running May-Sept 2019
Impact on Curriculum Innovation
The Language Acts and Worldmaking team have received four King’s Curriculum Innovation Awards to develop new interdisciplinary and service modules for undergraduate students.
UCML MFL 2019 Survey Report
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Travelling Concepts
Words in action
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Translation Acts
Worldmaking on stage
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Digital Mediations
Mapping multilingualism and digital culture
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Loaded Meanings
New worlds for old words
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Diasporic Identities
Teaching languages, mediating cultures
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Language Transitions
Moving through languages
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Digital Modern Languages seminar
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T. S. Eliot Prize
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...and the winner of this year's T. S. Eliot Prize is Roger Robinson with 'A Portable Paradise', published by Peepa… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…