Alastair Pennycook

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Alastair Pennycook

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#2815

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#4006

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Linguistics

#699

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#910

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According to Wikipedia, Alastair Pennycook is an applied linguist. He is Emeritus Professor of Language, Society and Education at the University of Technology Sydney, and a Research Professor at the Centre for Multilingualism in Society Across the Lifespan at the University of Oslo. He was elected a fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities in 2016.

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Alastair Pennycook's Published Works

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The cultural politics of English as an international language (1994) (1353)
Critical Applied Linguistics : A Critical Introduction (2001) (1330)
Language as a Local Practice (2010) (1063)
Borrowing Others' Words: Text, Ownership, Memory, and Plagiarism (1996) (738)
Disinventing and (Re)Constituting Languages (2005) (626)
Metrolingualism: fixity, fluidity and language in flux (2010) (599)
Global Englishes and Transcultural Flows (2006) (597)
The Concept of Method, Interested Knowledge, and the Politics of Language Teaching (1989) (555)
Introduction: Critical Approaches to TESOL. (1999) (457)
English and the discourses of colonialism (1998) (455)
Global Englishes, Rip Slyme, and performativity (2003) (392)
Metrolingualism: Language in the City (2015) (247)
Translanguaging and semiotic assemblages (2017) (242)
Beyond Plagiarism: Transgressive and Nontransgressive Intertextuality (2004) (222)
Performativity and Language Studies (2004) (187)
Vulgar Pragmatism, Critical Pragmatism, and EAP. (1997) (174)
The Myth of English as an International Language (2004) (173)
Postmodernism in language policy (2006) (169)
Towards a Critical Applied Linguistics for the 1990s (1990) (158)
Critical pedagogy and second language education (1990) (149)
Critical Applied Linguistics (2001) (148)
Language, Localization, and the Real: Hip-Hop and the Global Spread of Authenticity (2007) (146)
Teaching English as a Missionary Language (2003) (137)
Metrolingual multitasking and spatial repertoires: ‘Pizza mo two minutes coming’ (2014) (135)
Critical Pedagogies and Language Learning: Critical moments in a TESOL praxicum (2004) (133)
English, Politics, Ideology: From Colonial Celebration to Postcolonial Performativity (2000) (129)
Cultural alternatives and autonomy (2014) (127)
The Modern Mission: The Language Effects of Christianity (2005) (120)
Actions Speak Louder Than Words: Paralanguage, Communication, and Education (1985) (109)
ENGLISH AS A LANGUAGE ALWAYS IN TRANSLATION (2008) (104)
Making scents of the landscape (2015) (100)
Social inclusion and metrolingual practices (2011) (99)
Language policy and the ecological turn (2004) (95)
The politics of pronouns (1994) (94)
Disinventing multilingualism: from monological multilingualism to multilingua francas (2012) (93)
The complex contexts of plagiarism: A reply to Deckert☆ (1994) (92)
Language and Mobility: Unexpected Places (2012) (86)
Mother tongues, governmentality, and protectionism (2002) (85)
Language Policy and Ehe Ecological Turn (2004) (82)
LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPES AND THE TRANSGRESSIVE SEMIOTICS OF GRAFFITI (2008) (80)
Critical and alternative directions in applied linguistics (2010) (78)
Hip Hop as dusty foot philosophy: Engaging locality (2008) (78)
Innovations and Challenges in Applied Linguistics from the Global South (2019) (76)
Language policy and docile bodies: Hong Kong and governmentality (2002) (75)
Posthumanist Applied Linguistics (2017) (74)
Glocal Linguistic Flows: Hip-Hop Culture(s), Identities, and the Politics of Language Education (2007) (71)
Language, Ideology and Hindsight: Lessons from Colonial Language Policies (2000) (65)
ELT and Colonialism (2007) (61)
Chapter 1. Disinventing and Reconstituting Languages (2006) (61)
Transglossic language practices of young adults in Bangladesh and Mongolia (2015) (59)
Teaching with the Flow: Fixity and fluidity in education (2005) (57)
Plurilithic Englishes: Towards a 3D Model (2009) (52)
The right to language: Towards a situated ethics of language possibilities (1998) (52)
Mobile times, mobile terms: The trans-super-poly-metro movement (2016) (52)
‘The Rotation Gets Thick. The Constraints Get Thin’: Creativity, Recontextualization, and Difference (2007) (51)
L’Académie française and Anglophone language ideologies (2011) (45)
Styling the periphery: Linguistic and cultural takeup in Bangladesh and Mongolia (2013) (43)
Unequal translingual Englishes in the Asian peripheries (2016) (42)
Spatial Narrations: Graffscapes and City Souls (2010) (42)
Relocalizing the translingual practices of young adults in Mongolia and Bangladesh (2015) (41)
Multilithic English(es) and language ideologies (2008) (40)
Fish, phone cards and semiotic assemblages in two Bangladeshi shops in Sydney and Tokyo (2017) (36)
Nationalism, Identity and Popular Culture (2010) (36)
Language in Development Constrained: Three Contexts (2002) (35)
Multilingual, multisensory and multimodal repertoires in corner shops, streets and markets: introduction (2017) (34)
ENGLISH AND GLOBALIZATION (2009) (33)
Swimming with sharks, ecological feminism and posthuman language politics (2017) (32)
The Performative Fixing and Unfixing of Subjectivities. (2012) (29)
Critical applied linguistics and language education (2008) (28)
Principled polycentrism and resourceful speakers (2014) (28)
Popular Cultures, Popular Languages, and Global Identities (2010) (27)
Popular Culture, Voice and Linguistic Diversity (2018) (27)
1. Language policies, language ideologies and local language practices (2013) (26)
Market Lingos and Metrolingua Francas (2014) (26)
Critical Applied Linguistics and Education (1997) (25)
Popular Culture, Voice and Linguistic Diversity: Young Adults On- and Offline (2017) (25)
A Review Of: “Selma Sonntag, The Local Politics of Global English: Case Studies in Linguistic Globalization” (2006) (24)
Applied linguistics as epistemic assemblage (2018) (21)
Performing the Personal (2005) (21)
Mother tongues, governmentality, and protectionism : Revisiting the mother-tongue question in language policy, planning, and politics (2002) (21)
Language Policy and Local Practices (2017) (20)
Chapter 4. The Myth of English as an International Language (2006) (19)
Language Education as Translingual Activism (2006) (18)
Lingua Francas as Language Ideologies (2012) (17)
From Translanguaging to Translingual Activism (2019) (17)
Politics, power relationships and ELT (2016) (16)
Translingual family repertoires: ‘no, Morci is itaiitai panzita, amor’ (2020) (16)
Beyond (F)utilitarianism: English "as" Academic Purpose. (1994) (16)
Rethinking origins and localization in global Englishes (2010) (16)
Intertextuality in the transcultural contact zone (2008) (15)
Lingoing, language labels and metrolingual practices (2016) (15)
Mundane metrolingualism (2019) (15)
Translingual entanglements of English (2020) (14)
Class is Out: Erasing Social Class in Applied Linguistics D. Block: Social Class in Applied Linguistics (2015) (13)
Turning English inside out (2002) (13)
Language, Ideology and Hindsight (2000) (12)
3. Nationalism, Identity and Popular Culture (2010) (12)
Beyond Homogeny and Heterogeny (2003) (12)
A Question of Dialogues: Authorship, Authority, Plagiarism. (2008) (11)
Critical applied linguistics in the 2020s (2022) (11)
Language-free Linguistics and Linguistics-free Languages (2008) (10)
What Might Translingual Education Look Like (2012) (10)
Language Policy as Cultural Politics: the double‐edged sword of language education in colonial Malaya and Hong Kong (1996) (9)
4. Linguistic Landscapes and Semiotic Assemblages (2018) (9)
Repertoires, registers and linguistic diversity (2018) (9)
Articulating Identities: Communities, Histories, Migrations (2008) (9)
Dancing, Google and fish sauce: Vietnamese students coping with Australian universities (2018) (8)
The Diremptive/Redemptive Project: Postmodern Reflections on Culture and Knowledge in International Academic Relations (1990) (8)
Reflecting on Borrowed Words (2016) (7)
Disinventing standard English (2000) (6)
Talking across time: Postcolonial challenges to language, history and difference (2007) (6)
The Translingual Advantage (2018) (5)
Refashioning and performing identities in global hip-hop (2009) (5)
Pushing the Ontological Boundaries of English (2020) (5)
The Politics of Text (2011) (4)
A Reply to Kanpol (1991) (3)
Afterword: Could heracles have gone about things differently? (2012) (3)
Coping with Interdisciplinarity: Postgraduate Student Writing in Business Studies. (2007) (3)
Desinventando e (re)constituindo línguas (2015) (3)
Digital metroliteracies: : Space, diversity and identity (2017) (3)
Language, Culture and the Periphery (2018) (3)
Chapter 10. Rethinking Origins and Localization in Global Englishes (2010) (3)
Cities, conviviality and double-edged language play (2017) (3)
Transglossia: From Translanguaging to Transglossia (2018) (3)
The Mundanity of Metrolingual Practices (2019) (3)
Extending fairness and justice in language tests (2019) (3)
Jan Blommaert, linguistic landscapes and complexity (2021) (2)
A Journal for Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages and of Standard English as a Second Dialect Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS (1994) (2)
Transglossia and Sports: Men Talk and Masculinity (2018) (2)
Global Noise and Global Englishes (2013) (2)
Early literacies and linguistic mobilities (2015) (2)
Entanglements of English (2021) (2)
English, Politics, Ideology (2000) (2)
Sydney’s intersecting worlds of languages and things (2017) (1)
Comments on Alastair Pennycook's "The Concept of Method, Interested Knowledge, and the Politics of Language Teaching". The Author Responds (1991) (1)
Blue-Collar Work and Multilingualism (2020) (1)
ELT from development aid to global commodity (2017) (1)
The perils of language ecology (2005) (1)
The sociolinguistics of globalization (review) (2012) (1)
From SPEAKING to SEMIOSIS (2021) (1)
Introducing posthumanist applied linguistics (2017) (1)
Language and linguistics/siscourse and disciplinarity (2002) (1)
Introduction: Critical Approaches (2016) (1)
Critical and Posthumanist Applied Linguistics (2020) (1)
Sweating cheese and thinking otherwise (2010) (1)
Chapter 9. Reassembling linguistics: Semiotic and epistemic assemblages (2021) (1)
Critical approaches to coursebooks (2009) (1)
Comments on Martha C. Bennington and Aileen L. Young's “Approacbes to Faculty Evaluation for ESL” A Reader Reacts … (1990) (1)
Towards a critical pedagogy for teaching English as a Worldly language (2017) (1)
Street art assemblages (2022) (1)
The politics of text (Traducción) (2011) (0)
Language endangerment, vitality, and reclamation (2019) (0)
The Politics of Language Pedagogy (2021) (0)
Peripheral visions and invisible englishes (2004) (0)
Hong Kong : Opium and riots, English and Chinese (2002) (0)
Decolonizing language in education (2019) (0)
The Forum (2004) (0)
Power, Politics and Critical Approaches to ELT (2016) (0)
Interartefactual translation (2021) (0)
Writing back: the appropriation of English (2017) (0)
The world in English (2017) (0)
Popular Culture, Transglossic Practices and Pedagogy (2018) (0)
The landscape returns the gaze (2019) (0)
Doing Critical Applied Linguistics (2021) (0)
ENGLISH, CONTINUITY AND COUNTERDISCOURSE (2002) (0)
Taking the vernacular voices of the popular seriously (2006) (0)
Constructing affi liations and growing foreign vegetables (2015) (0)
Acknowledgments (2013) (0)
The Politics of Difference (2021) (0)
Challenging the northern research gaze (2019) (0)
The future of Englishes (2020) (0)
Tim McNamara, Language and subjectivity. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, Pp. xiv, 250. Pb. £32. (2019) (0)
Book Review (2003) (0)
The worldliness of English in Malaysia (2017) (0)
Transglossia and Cultural Jamming: Parodies and Group Solidarity (2018) (0)
Introduction: Gazing from the South (2019) (0)
Applied linguistics from a southern perspective (2019) (0)
Lingoing and Everyday Metrolingual Metalanguage (2019) (0)
The Politics of Language (2001) (0)
English and colonialism: origins of a discourse (2017) (0)
Acknowledgments (2005) (0)
Distributed language, spatial repertoires and semiotic assemblages (2017) (0)
The Politics of Pedagogy (2001) (0)
Cyber Transglossia: Unequal Resources (2018) (0)
The human hierarchy of senses (2017) (0)
Posthumanism and the strange humanist subject (2017) (0)
Language, Pedagogy, and Active Participant Engagement (2021) (0)
Anglicism, Orientalism and Colonial Language Policy (2002) (0)
Spreading the word/disciplining the language (2017) (0)
ESSAY REVIEW (2002) (0)
Transglossia and Music: Music, Sound and Authenticity (2018) (0)
Track 3 Conversational Sampling, Race Traffi cking, and the Invocation of the Gueto in Brazilian Hip Hop (2008) (0)
Animals and language (2017) (0)
Introducing Critical Applied Linguistics (2001) (0)
Sydney’s metrolingual assemblages (2018) (0)
Transglossia and Films: Sense of Affiliation (2018) (0)
Critical Applied Linguistics: Interview with Alastair Pennycook (0)
Critical educational linguistics (2022) (0)
Towards a posthumanist applied linguistic commons (2017) (0)
Southern multilingualisms (2019) (0)
Images of the Self: our marvellous tongue (2002) (0)
Thanks to Reviewers (2018) (0)
Acknowledgments (2004) (0)
The complicities of English language teaching: critical perspectives on LAC and CLIL (2015) (0)
Symposium on critical approaches to coursebooks (2009) (0)
The Politics of Knowledge (2001) (0)
Re-engaging with reality (2017) (0)
A BOOK REVIEW (1961) (0)
Reflections on Critical Applied Linguistics: a conversation with Alastair Pennycook (2016) (0)
Discourse and dependency in a shifting world (2017) (0)
The worldliness of English in Singapore (2017) (0)
The making of the South in applied linguistics (2019) (0)

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