Epistemological issue

Article
• Translanguaging: What is it besides smoke and mirrors?
  Jeanine Treffers-Daller | pp. 1–26
Commentaries
• Translanguaging and the sociolinguistics of ‘naming a language’
  Peter Auer | pp. 27–30
• Translanguaging: Rebranding multilingual practices
  Felix K. Ameka, Marianne Gullberg & M. Carmen Parafita Couto | pp. 31–35
• Translanguaging and codeswitching
  Ad M. Backus | pp. 36–40
• Old whines in nuevas bouteilles
  Raphael Berthele | pp. 41–45
• Beyond the binary: Research methodologies and epistemological tensions between translanguaging and code‑switching
  Kevin S. Carroll | pp. 46–50
• Pedagogical translanguaging: A substantive approach
  Jasone Cenoz & Durk Gorter | pp. 51–55
• Translanguaging in sign language communities
  Deborah Chen Pichler & Diane Lillo-Martin | pp. 56–60
• Pedagogical translanguaging: Rescuing a legitimate and useful concept from the echo chamber of evidence-free assertions
  Jim Cummins | pp. 61–65
• Translanguaging: A view from the South
  Suyog Ashokrao Dixit & Jason Anderson | pp. 66–71
• Are we speaking the same language? Towards a more unified conception of translanguaging
  Gerrit Jan Kootstra & Gregory J. Poarch | pp. 72–76
• Translanguaging, language revitalisation and new speakers
  Pia Lane | pp. 77–81
• What is/are the goal(s) of translanguaging?
  Elena Nicoladis | pp. 82–86
• Don’t hire the magician
  Ricardo Otheguy | pp. 87–91
• Does ‘translanguaging’ equal ‘reasoning in multiple languages?’: Back to the basics of translanguaging as a way forward
  Jacopo Torregrossa, Christiane Bongartz & Sonja Eisenbeiß | pp. 92–97
• Reconceptualizing translanguaging amid critique
  Alexandra Tovar & Neal Snape | pp. 98–102
• Is translanguaging rule-governed?
  Boping Yuan | pp. 103–107
Response to the commentaries
• Ways forward in the study of translanguaging
  Jeanine Treffers-Daller | pp. 108–116

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