Digital World Englishes

World Englishes Online aims to be an introduction to and exposition of the universe of world Englishes as represented in online spaces. It presents aspects of world Englishes theory in relation to our evolving digital reality and examples of authentic language variation, change and code-mixing.

Patricia Friedrich currently serves as vice provost (academic personnel) at Arizona State University where she is also a professor of sociolinguistics. She has authored 11 books and over 45 scholarly articles/chapters about topics in world Englishes, peace and language, the social construction of mental illness, and applied linguistics. She teaches classes in linguistics and the history of the English language.

1 World Englishes in the Digital World 2 Digital World Englishes and the New Geography 3 Conversations Across Circles: A Multi-variety Mentality 4 Code-mixing, Code-switching, and Beyond: Linguistic Strategies Online 5 Native-speakerism and Online Spaces 6 Linguistic Identity across Englishes and Digital Spaces 7 New Media, Multimodality, and Digital World Englishes 8 Researching Digital World Englishes 9 World Englishes and Language Teaching in Context: Back to the "Real World"