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ET CETERA.

This page contains everything that doesn't quite fit on the other pages! This includes languages, culture & society blogs and websites; film, radio, TV & podcasts; books & audiobooks; and academic & research. 

Languages, culture & society blogs & websites

Language on the move "is a peer-reviewed sociolinguistics research site devoted to multilingualism, language learning and intercultural communication in the contexts of globalization and migration."

 

The Conversation is an online newspaper/journal that occasionally features articles on language in Australia  and articles on English Language  

 

The  Oxford Dictionaries Blog is run to provide interesting and helpful articles about language.

 

Babel is "the quarterly language magazine that brings you cutting edge linguistic research in an accessible and colourful format. Our print and digital issues cover a vast array of language lovers' lore, taking in languages from around the world, the past, present and future of language, and the many different uses of linguistics in the world around us."

The website of the Guardian newspaper website features a collection of articles on Languages, as well as Language Resources.

Discover Society  is published by Social Research Publications, a not-for-profit collaboration between sociology and social policy academics and publishers at Policy Press to promote the publication of social research, commentary and policy analysis. It features articles on Languages in society and policy.

 

Atlas Obscura is "the definitive guide to the world's wondrous and curious places (...)

If you're searching for miniature citiesglass flowersbooks bound in human skingigantic flaming holes in the groundbone churchesbalancing pagodas, or homes built entirely out of paper, the Atlas Obscura is where you'll find them."

The Atlantic  is a US magazine focused on "foreign affairs, politics, and the economy [as well as] cultural trends".

The author and illustrator pronunciation guide.

Planet Word is a new museum in Washington D.C. dedicated to words and languages. 

We Teach Languages is a regular podcast dedicated to Language teaching by Language teachers.

Multilingual writing options at Australian Multilingual Writing.

500 galleries and museums available for viewing online.

Geospatial map of the Roman Empire

Film, radio, TV, podcasts

Books & audiobooks

Academic & research

Quizzes

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