ARTICLE IN ACADEMIC JOURNALS
| NO | DETAILS OF ARTICLE IN ACADEMIC JOURNALS |
|---|---|
| 1. |
Medium of Instruction in Education and Language Use: The Case of the Hakka in East Malaysia
2024
Author(s) : Goh Kim Leng, Ding Seong Lin Source :
Malaysian Journal of Economic Studies
DOI :
10.22452/MJES.vol61no2.10
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| 2. |
Collective memory and identity of a rebranded 'Chinatown'
2023
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HERITAGE STUDIES
DOI :
10.1080/13527258.2023.2244921
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| 3. |
Translingual practice as a representation of heritage languages and regional identities in multilingual society
2023
Author(s) : Goh Kim Leng, Ding Seong Lin Source :
APPLIED LINGUISTICS REVIEW
DOI :
10.1515/applirev-2022-0195
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| 4. |
Rethinking marginalization and heritage language vitality in multilingual families
2022
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BILINGUALISM
DOI :
10.1177/13670069221111861
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| 5. |
Negative Evaluations of Communication in Tourism Service Encounters as a Basis of Developing Communicative Activities for English for Tourism
2022
Author(s) : Veronica Lowe Siew Yoke, Ding Seong Lin Source :
MALAYSIAN JOURNAL OF ELT RESEARCH
DOI :
10.52696/LUXL1626
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| 6. |
"What I want to do I do not do": on bi- and multilingual repertoires and linguistic dislocation in a border town
2021
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
MULTILINGUA-JOURNAL OF CROSS-CULTURAL AND INTERLANGUAGE COMMUNICATION
DOI :
10.1515/multi-2021-0096
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| 7. |
Social class and ethnic disparities in the semiotic landscape of an American "camp town"
2021
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
SOCIAL SEMIOTICS
DOI :
10.1080/10350330.2021.1900720
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| 8. |
Imagined homogeneity: Identity and geopolitical and geoeconomic influences in the linguistic landscape of Seoul
2020
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
LINGUA
DOI :
10.1016/j.lingua.2020.102851
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| 9. |
The impact of religion on language maintenance and shift
2020
Author(s) : Goh Kim Leng, Ding Seong Lin Source :
LANGUAGE IN SOCIETY
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| 10. |
In quest of a new identity? Language variation in Sabah
2019
Author(s) : Goh Kim Leng, Ding Seong Lin Source :
LINGUA
DOI :
10.1016/j.lingua.2019.06.004
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| 11. |
Thy word is a lamp unto my feet: A study via metaphoric perceptions on how online feedback benefited Chinese learners
2019
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
ETRD-EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
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| 12. |
The role of parents in heritage language maintenance in Malaysia
2016
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
Malaysian Journal of Chinese Studies
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| 13. |
Changing attitudes in learning and assessment: cast-off \plagiarism detection\ and cast-on self-service assessment for learning
2015
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
Innovations in Education and Teaching International
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| 14. |
The Zones of Proximal and Distal Development in Chinese Language studies with the use of wikis
2014
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
Australasian Journal of Educational Technology
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| 15. |
The China Image in Malaysian Chinese Literature
2011
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin Source :
Foreign Literature Studies
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| 16. |
The Modernization of Chinese Literature in Malaysia: A Case Study of the Poets Community of Jiao Feng (1955-1959)
2010
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin, Fan Pik Shy Source :
Foreign Literature Studies
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BOOK
| NO | DETAILS OF BOOK |
|---|---|
| 1. |
Pashu de yang: Contemporary Chinese prose in Malaysian (2013-2016)
2019
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin |
| 2. |
Contemporary Chinese prose in Malaysia 2000-2012
2013
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin |
| 3. |
Ouyang Xiu de wenxue yu qinggan shijie (The literary works and private self of Ouyang Xiu)
2012
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin |
CHAPTER IN BOOK
| NO | DETAILS OF CHAPTER IN BOOK |
|---|---|
| 1. |
Linguistic and semiotic landscape: Theory, methodology, and field work
2023
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin |
| 2. |
Family language practices of Chinese Hakka in East Malaysia
2017
Author(s) : Goh Kim Leng, Ding Seong Lin |
| 3. |
Language use, language attitude and sub-ethnic identity among the Hakka in Malaysia
2015
Author(s) : Ding Seong Lin |
PROCEEDING
| NO | DETAILS OF PROCEEDING |
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RESEARCH PROJECT
| GRANT | PROGRESS | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
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A Study of Heritage Language Communities
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on going |
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Heritage Language, Culture, And Identity: The Linguistic/semiotic Landscape Of Hong Kong Urban Spaces In The Context Of Globalization
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on going |
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Perceptions and Attitudes of University Learners in Malaysia and Japan Towards Language Learning Before and After Pandemic
Researcher(s) : Dr. Soh Siak Bie, Olga Czyzak |
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end |
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The Survival And Sustaining Of The Hakka Dialect In Malaysia And Southeast Asia
Researcher(s) : Dr. Fan Pik Shy |
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end |
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THE TUSSLES BETWEEN MANDARIN AND HAKKA : SUSTAINING LANGUAGE IDENTITY
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end |
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The Paradigm Of E-assessment And Feedback Innovation For Language And Linguistic Studies
Researcher(s) : Liau Ping Leng |
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end |
RESEARCH COLLABORATOR
| GRANT | PROGRESS | STATUS |
|---|---|---|
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Perceptions And Attitudes Of University Learners Of Various Regions Towards Language Learning Between The Recovery And Post-pandemic Phases
Researcher(s) : Associate Prof. Dr. Ding Seong Lin, Olga Czyzak |
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on going |
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The Mapping Of The Hakka And Their Features In Malaysia And Southeast Asia
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end |