Can the Other be Heard? Response to Commentaries on ‘Omphile and his Soccer Ball’

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I welcome the invitation to a right of reply that Multilingual Margins journal has extended to me; and I thank all nine discussants for sharing their thoughts on my paper ‘Omphile and his soccer ball: Colonialism, methodology, translanguaging research’.

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