ASSOCIATE PROF. DR. DING SEONG LIN
Department of Malaysian Languages and Applied Linguistics
Faculty of Languages and Linguistics
slding@um.edu.myView CV | |
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Dr. Seong Lin DING is Associate Professor of Sociolinguistics at the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics. She was formerly a Korean Foundation for Advanced Studies Fellow and has held visiting positions at the University of Glamorgan (University of South Wales), Lancaster University (UK), and Yonsei University (South Korea). She has also been awarded Erasmus plus Mobility Grant to present lectures and workshops at the University of Zadar, Croatia. Her research focuses on minority/heritage languages and multilingualism. She is also interested in language and identity, language and education, and linguistic landscape. Her academic articles have appeared in leading journals in linguistics (Language in Society; International Journal of Bilingualism; Multilingua; Social Semiotics; Lingua), and educational research (Educational Technology Research and Development; Australasian Journal of Educational Technology; Innovations in Education and Teaching International). Dr Ding is currently a Visiting Scholar at University of Manchester, UK. She particularly welcomes opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations with researchers of shared interests in the area of sociolinguistics and applied linguistics. |
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RP007B-14HNE |
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RP006-2012B |
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RG365-12HNE |
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Rethinking marginalization and heritage language vitality in multilingual families
Negative Evaluations of Communication in Tourism Service Encounters as a Basis of Developing Communicative Activities for English for Tourism
"What I want to do I do not do": on bi- and multilingual repertoires and linguistic dislocation in a border town
Social class and ethnic disparities in the semiotic landscape of an American "camp town"
Pashu de yang: Contemporary Chinese prose in Malaysian (2013-2016)
Contemporary Chinese prose in Malaysia 2000-2012
Family language practices of Chinese Hakka in East Malaysia
Language use, language attitude and sub-ethnic identity among the Hakka in Malaysia