Complementarity of disciplines in applied linguistics

Foreword

From complement to complementarity

Complementarity of disciplines in applied linguistics. Introduction

Some recurrent clichés about “pure” or “applied” linguistics

From “commentaries” to “remarks”: The confluence of disciplines in applied linguistics

Using applied linguistics for “endangered languages”: Transdisciplinary needs

The birth of a discipline and its dynamics: Applied linguistics within a linguistics department (Université de Nice, late 1960s)

Transdisciplinarity of intervention in applied linguistics

NLP and linguistics: Application, experimentation, and instrumentalization

Applied linguistics in business: An ergonomic linguistics at the intersection of corpus linguistics, psycholinguistics, and ergonomics

John Rupert Firth’s contextual theory of language: A context at the crossroads of disciplinary pathways

Transdisciplinary openings in applied linguistics. . . Based on a reflection on language acquisition

Publication reviews