INVESTIGATING THE TRANSFORMATION OF POLICODE TEXTS

Abstract

This article explores the transformation of polycode texts and its implications in contemporary linguistic studies and society. The main objective is to analyze the interplay and shifting relationships between different codes and languages within polycode texts. A mixed-methods approach is utilized, involving qualitative and quantitative analyses of a diverse range of polycode texts collected from various sources. The findings reveal the prevalence of polycode texts in contemporary society and the influence of technological advancements on their usage. The analysis uncovers intricate linguistic and sociocultural dynamics, highlighting the role of polycode texts in social identity construction and cultural exchange. The implications of this research extend beyond linguistic studies, emphasizing the need for effective cross-cultural communication and inclusive interactions. The study concludes with a discussion on potential future developments and the importance of further research in understanding the complexities of polycode texts. This research contributes to the broader understanding of contemporary communication practices and the evolving linguistic landscape in the digital era.