Abstract
This special issue of Linguistic Frontiers, titled “Enlanguaged Practices: Languaging, Semiosis, and the Human Ecology” delves into the intricate connection between languaging and human socio-practical behavior. It challenges the common tendency in traditional linguistics of separating linguistic behavior from practical action more generally, thus urging a shift towards recognizing their in-tertwined nature.
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