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Jeni Peake

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ID9990764
NAMEJeni Peake
GIVEN NAMESJeni
FAMILY NAMEPeake
SIGNATUREPEAKE J
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS2
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR2
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • The Writing’s on the Stalls

    Open Access•Jeni Peake•ARTICLE•Leaves•2026

    Public toilets, as intimate and anonymous spaces, provide a unique canvas for unfiltered self-expression. This article examines a corpus of 226 latrinalia (toilet graffiti) as a site for anonymous, naturalistic, and interactional communicative practice in the linguistic landscape. The data were collected over a seven-year period in Bordeaux and Toulouse (2018-2024); from university, public toilets, and bar facilities. The study conceptualises the…

  • “There’s a sniper on that hill!”

    Open Access•Jeni Peake, Alexandra Reynolds•ARTICLE•Angles•2020

    Gaming, where users put into application their language repertoire in an informal context, involves language. For speakers of English as a Second Language (L2), gaming provides access to the wider English-speaking community of English as lingua franca speakers (Jenkins 2015; Kachru 1986). According to Thorne et al. online games “comprise the most socially and cognitively complex forms of interactive media currently available” (2009: 808). To this…

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  • “There’s a sniper on that hill!”

    Open Access•Jeni Peake, Alexandra Reynolds•ARTICLE•Angles•2020

    Gaming, where users put into application their language repertoire in an informal context, involves language. For speakers of English as a Second Language (L2), gaming provides access to the wider English-speaking community of English as lingua franca speakers (Jenkins 2015; Kachru 1986). According to Thorne et al. online games “comprise the most socially and cognitively complex forms of interactive media currently available” (2009: 808). To this…

  • The Writing’s on the Stalls

    Open Access•Jeni Peake•ARTICLE•Leaves•2026

    Public toilets, as intimate and anonymous spaces, provide a unique canvas for unfiltered self-expression. This article examines a corpus of 226 latrinalia (toilet graffiti) as a site for anonymous, naturalistic, and interactional communicative practice in the linguistic landscape. The data were collected over a seven-year period in Bordeaux and Toulouse (2018-2024); from university, public toilets, and bar facilities. The study conceptualises the…

Artificial Intelligence (1 work) · Autonomy (1 work) · Comprehension approach (1 work) · Computer Science (1 work) · Corpus linguistics (1 work) · Deci (1 work) · EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning (1 work) · First language (1 work) · Language acquisition (1 work) · Lingua franca (1 work)

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