The Linguistic Landscape of Covid-19

Introduction
• The Linguistic Landscape of Covid-19
  Jackie Jia Lou, David Malinowski & Amiena Peck | pp. 123–130
Articles
• Scaling the pandemic dispositive: A multimodal analysis of mask-requirement signs during 2020
  Jannis Androutsopoulos | pp. 131–148
• ‘Together, soon enough’: Melbourne’s affective-discursive landscape during and since lockdown
  Joseph Comer | pp. 149–167
• Covid-19 and public responsibility: A multimodal critical discourse analysis of blaming the public during the UK’s third wave
  Louis Strange | pp. 168–183
• A sign in the window: Social norms and community resilience through handmade signage in the age of Covid-19
  Gordon C. C. Douglas | pp. 184–201
• Hybrid places: The reconfiguration of domestic space in the time of Covid-19
  Stefania Tufi | pp. 202–218
• Citizen Linguistic Landscape, bordering practices, and semiotic ideology in the COVID-19 pandemic
  Prem Phyak & Bal Krishna Sharma | pp. 219–232
• (Un)masking Seoul: The mask as a static and dynamic semiotic device for renegotiating space
  Eldin Milak | pp. 233–247
• Aggressive banners, dialect-shouting village heads, and their online fame: Construction and consumption of rural Linguistic Landscapes in China’s anti-Covid campaign
  Feifei Zhou | pp. 248–263
• Complicating solidarity: The Hong Kong Covid-19 landscape
  Andre Joseph Theng, Vincent Wai Sum Tse & Jasper Zhao Zhen Wu | pp. 264–280
• Signs at work: New labor relations and structures of feeling in Washington, D.C.’s Covid landscape
  Gabriella Modan & Katie J. Wells | pp. 281–298

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