학술논문

Reimagining multilingualism and musicianship: Communities of Practice as an explanatory framework for analyzing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Document Type
Article
Source
Glossos. Spring/Summer2022, Issue 17, p1-35. 35p.
Subject
*COVID-19 pandemic
*Multilingualism
*Communities
Communities of practice
Grave goods
Funeral services
COVID-19
Sports participation
Language
ISSN
1544-404X
Abstract
The period from March, 2020 - March, 2021 was dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic and its enormous effects across the globe and the many institutions and services that regulate our daily lives - school, work, distribution of goods, health care, fitness, sports, religious services, stores, births and burials, travel, gatherings, celebrations and many others. The focus of the current analysis involves two particular communities of practice affected by the pandemic -- musicians and multilinguals. Using a computer-based survey format, the research team constructs the foundation for understanding the impact of COVID-based restrictions on the ability to participate in typical contexts that are central to multilingualism and musicianship, analyzes empirical data and other evidence on how these communities are coping under these constraints, and provides insight into new, emerging questions for future examination of significant COVID effects on the developing dynamics in these communities. Data collection began September, 2020 and extended through the end of February, 2021. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]