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Author: Stephanie Mamonto

Life in a Pile of Emojis and Broken English

1st December 20201st December 2020  Stephanie Mamonto

Following a family bereavement, Stephanie Mamonto started to consider how empathy is conveyed online and how different languages enable or limit our expression of emotion.

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Posted in Creative Writing, Non-FictionTagged: Catherine Caldwell-Harris, communication, emojis, English Language, identity, Indonesia, Languages, Life in Languages, Life writing, PJ Manney, Social media, Stephanie Mamonto
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