Jun Lang

Assistant Professor of Asian Languages and Literatures

Pomona College

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Pomona College

Data Science

Japanese

Jun Lang is currently serving as a Data Science Assistant Professor of Asian Languages and Literatures at Pomona College.

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Jun Lang

Pomona College

Assistant Professor of Asian Languages and Literatures

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communication linguistics contemporary china mass communication social media intercultural studies convergence culture public health political science covid-19 discourse analysis political communication media studies cultural studies feminist theory women's studies online information feminist studies general linguistics chinese political science applied linguistics asian english contemporary asia language policy asian studies second language acquisition second language learning chinese culture feminist perspectives gender equality lexical semantics linguistic theory symbolic linguistic representation foreign language learning language curriculum intercultural communication united states digital polarization aspect construal linguistic lens blurry lines party propaganda social address study abroad interactional pragmatics qualitative study second language research sociolinguistics structural linguistics syntax language testing performative teaching east asian studies english education learning sciences education language acquisition teacher education psycholinguistics language language learning east asian languages language assessment grammar bilingual education context (linguistics) linguistic anthropology historical linguistics pragmatics language teaching philosophy of language corpus linguistics secondlanguage acquisition language pedagogy second language writing language documentation college english multilingualism english for specific purpose english teaching forum language development semantics preservice teacher education

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Beyond Smell: Rethinking the Figurative Force of Olfactory Language. Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory (2025)

linguisticsgrammarlexical semanticsgeneral linguisticslinguistic theorylanguagesyntaxsymbolic linguistic representation

Review of Yang (2024): Chinese Sociolinguistics: Language and Identity in Greater China. Chinese Language and Discourse An International and Interdisciplinary Journal (2025)

philosophy of languageasian englishlanguage documentationmultilingualismcultural divideasian studiesapplied linguisticslanguage policycontemporary asiachinese political sciencelinguistic anthropologyeast asian languageseast asian studiesstructural linguisticscontemporary chinalanguagesociolinguistics

Pragmatics of Chinese as a Second Language, Edited by LI, Shuai. Contrastive Pragmatics (2024)

Second Language Motivational Selves and Interactional Pragmatics in Study Abroad: A Qualitative Study. Languages (2024)

second language acquisitioninteractional pragmaticscultureintercultural communicationstudy abroadforeign language learningintercultural studiessecondlanguage acquisitionsecond language learningqualitative studylanguagelanguage curriculummotivation

The Blurry Lines Between Popular Media and Party Propaganda: China’s Convergence Culture Through a Linguistic Lens. PLoS ONE (2024)

Jun LangZhuo Jing-Schmidt

contemporary chinalinguisticsconvergence culturesocial medialinguistic lenscommunicationdiscourse analysismass communicationpolitical communicationpolitical scienceblurry linesmedia studiesparty propaganda

Aspect Construal in Mandarin: A Usage-Based Constructionist Perspective on Le. Linguistics (2022)

Zhuo Jing-SchmidtJun LangHeidi Hui ShiSteffi H. HungLin Zhu

aspect construallinguistics

Gendered Social Address in China’s Convergence Culture: The Case of Meinü (Beautiful Woman). China Information (2022)

Jun LangZhuo Jing-Schmidt

women's studiesgender equalitygender studiesconvergence culturesocial mediacultural studiesfeminist theorydemographysocial sciencescommunicationintercultural studiesfeminist perspectivesmass communicationchinese culturesocial addresscontemporary chinaonline informationfeminist studies

#Maskon! #Maskoff! Digital Polarization of Mask-Wearing in the United States During Covid-19. PLoS ONE (2021)

Jun LangWesley W. EricksonZhuo Jing-Schmidt

public healthunited statescommunicationdigital polarizationcovid-19