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Cyberbullying in the United Statesorms. This chapter pursues Lars Ellestr?m’s notion that theatre is indeed highly multimodal and integrates many basic and qualified media, prompting a recalibration of current definitions of a hypermedium incorporating all arts and media. The author contends that, alongside the significance of mater

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Katalin Parti,Andrea Schmidt,Bálint Néraythe printed book to being a mass medium in its own right. This chapter takes a context and user perspective on audiobooks and asks the fundamental question: to what extent can one say that one ‘reads’ an audiobook? Based on the Danish author Helle Helle’s novel . (., 2008), the authors discuss how t

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Trends in Doctoral Education in Australia,igital communication. This transition is barely evident in mobile language learning contexts where top-selling apps present language as a linguistic structure to be drilled, ironically bypassing the complex communicative potential of smart devices. This chapter overviews changing language norms from

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