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The roles of language, communication and culture in creating a sustainable society make it imperative for authorities concerned to pay close attention to the ways in which knowledge in the humanities and social sciences can make a difference. To develop a sustainable and prosperous society, scientific knowledge alone is insufficient, for humans need not only material wealth but also the so-called “soft” subjects that are equally powerful in shaping one’s worldviews toward a sustainable livelihood. As such, now is the time to reclaim the roles of language, communication and culture in helping us to strive toward the ultimate goal of creating a sustainable society. To instigate ideas, exchange views and foster debates throughout our conference, the sub-themes then will include but not be limited to:
Language
- Applied linguistics
- Discourse Analysis
- English as a Second/Foreign Language
- English for Specific Purposes
- Historical Linguistics
- Language Acquisition
- Language Pedagogy
- Language Policy
- Minority Languages
- Multilingualism
- Sociolinguistics
- Translation & Interpretation
- World Englishes
Communication
- Business & Corporate Communication
- Information and Communication Technology
- Intercultural and Cross- Cultural Communication
- Journalism Studies
- Media Studies
- New Media and Social Media
Japanese
- Area Studies
- Cultural Studies
- Gender Studies
- Japanese Studies
- Japanese Language
- Japanese Language Teaching
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