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"The Smartest Person in the Room is the Room:"
Emplacement as Language Competence
Suresh Canagarajah
AAAL 2017

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This talk is an assemblage of
texts, images, and voices
of many.
Thanks to:
Joan Kelly Hall and Stephen Looney
for sharing the CEAPP corpus;
Christian Faltis for his paintings;
RA's Katie Masters, Shakil Rabbi,
Daisuke Kimura, Miso Kim, Nick Doyle;
Members of Migration Studies Project
for data analysis sessions.
And my many Research Participants.