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  1. ‘It’s not like an aspect that I’m gonna fixate on’: Chinese heritage language learners’ dynamic negotiations of language ideologies and ethnic identity
  2. Cultivating critical thinking of Chinese international students through media analysis
  3. ‘I know what I want … and then I'll find ways to achieve that’: Chinese international graduates’ agency in transitioning to the Australian workplace
  4. China's Outbound Academic Translation and Publication
  5. Paltridge, Brian
  6. Word-picture interplay in the Chinese translations of English picturebooks: A narrative rhythm perspective
  7. Corpora and Audiovisual Subtitling
  8. Australian universities engaging international students during the COVID-19 pandemic
  9. East meets West: social semiotic and typographic landscaping of university emblems in China
  10. Constructing the Kam Ethnic Identity in Narratives
  11. Perfective aspect and perfect aspect
  12. Ethnic Identity of the Kam People in Contemporary China
  13. The question-response system in Mandarin conversation
  14. Migrant experiences of living with type 2 diabetes in Western Sydney, Australia: a multilingual pilot research project
  15. Change and continuity in Hurstville’s Chinese restaurants
  16. Transforming international students to agentive participants: Chinese student engagement in a community project course in Australia
  17. Translating English humor into Chinese subtitles: a semiotic perspective
  18. Analysing Chinese language and discourse across layers and genres
  19. Researching the Chinese language and discourse
  20. Institutionalization in News Translation: The Use and Abuse of Manipulation
  21. Wenzhou Restaurants in Paris’s Chinatowns
  22. Being a Kam in China
  23. Sociolinguistic approaches to Chinese discourse
  24. Discourse uses and prosodic properties ofranhouin spontaneous Mandarin conversation
  25. Media representation of migrant workers in China
  26. Diversities and motivations of Chinese L2 learners
  27. Relating visual images to subtitle translation in Finding Nemo: A multi-semiotic interplay
  28. Intertextual practices in academic writing by Chinese ESL students
  29. Contemporary Chinese Discourse and Social Practice in China
  30. Migrant workers' identities on a TV talk show
  31. Contemporary Chinese Discourse from Sociolinguistic Perspectives
  32. Current Trends in Chinese Discourse
  33. Analysing Chinese discourse in the new era
  34. Coffee and 18 years of endeavour: stances towards white-collar migrants in China
  35. Review of Xiufang (2011): 词汇化:汉语双音词的衍生 和发展
  36. Paltridge, Brian
  37. Shaping Minds: A Discourse Analysis of Chinese-language Community Mental Health Literature
  38. Book review: Douglas Biber and Susan Conrad, Register, Genre, and Style. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009. xi + 344 pp. US$37.99 (pbk)
  39. Intertextual aspects of Chinese newspaper commentaries on the events of 9/11
  40. Newspaper commentaries on terrorism in China and Australia: A contrastive genre study
  41. A contrastive analysis of letters to the editor in Chinese and English
  42. Uncovering how identities of laobaixing are constructed in China’s most read magazine