Exploring how language, translation, and teaching evolve in a changing global landscape
This volume brings together nine studies analyzing how language, translation, and education respond to today’s changing world. The first chapters investigate linguistic strategies in contexts such as the pandemic, refugee discourse, city branding, and multisensory learning. The remaining chapters focus on translation and foreign language teaching, including prepositional patterns in legal texts, game localization, learner motivation, and teacher education through digital tools. Combining theoretical insight with practical application, the book offers valuable perspectives for linguists, educators, and translators addressing contemporary communication and pedagogy.
Dorota Góreczna
Dr Dorota Góreczna is an assistant professor at the Institute of English and American Studies, University of Gdańsk, Poland. She specializes in glottodidactics and language teacher training.
Language and communication Translation studies Foreign language teaching Linguistic strategies Multisensory learning Pandemic discourse Refugee discourse Game localization Legal language patterns Teacher education Education Global challenges School Scholarly insights Practice tools