Researching Identity and Interculturality
Herausgeber: Dervin, Fred; Risager, Karen
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This volume relates epistemological advances in identity and interculturality to research methods.
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This volume relates epistemological advances in identity and interculturality to research methods.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 159mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 481g
- ISBN-13: 9780415739122
- ISBN-10: 0415739128
- Artikelnr.: 40185650
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 159mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 481g
- ISBN-13: 9780415739122
- ISBN-10: 0415739128
- Artikelnr.: 40185650
Fred Dervin is Professor of Multicultural Education at the University of Helsinki, Finland. He specializes in language and intercultural education, the sociology of multiculturalism and linguistics for intercultural communication and education. Dervin has widely published in international journals on identity, the 'intercultural' and mobility/migration. Karen Risager is Professor Emerita at Cultural Encounters, Roskilde University, Denmark. She has published widely on language, culture and identity theorized in a transnational and global perspective. Empirical areas researched are the cultural dimensions of foreign language teaching and learning, the cultural dimensions of second language learning among migrants, and multilingual policies at the international university.
Introduction Fred Dervin and Karen Risager Part 1: Identity and
Interculturality: Studying Narratives 1. Identity Transformations in
Intercultural Encounters: A Dialogical Analysis Irini Kadianaki, Ria
O'Sullivan-Lago & Alex Gillespie 2. Enregistered and Emergent Identities in
Narrative Anna de Fina 3. Identity: Brought about or Brought Along?
Narrative as a Privileged Site for Researching Intercultural Identities
Mike Baynham Part 2: Identity and Interculturality: Studying interaction
and discursive contexts 4. Ethnomethodological Methods for Identity and
Culture: Conversation Analysis and Membership Categorization Elizabeth
Stokoe & Frederick Attenborough 5. Interculturality: Reconceptualising
Cultural Memberships and Identities through Translanguaging Practice Zhu
Hua 6. Discursive Ethnography - A Microanalytical Perspective on Cultural
Performance and Common Sense in Student Counseling Interviews Louise
Tranekjær Part 3: Identity and Interculturality: Studying practices and
discourses in local and global contexts 7. Interculturality in Ethnographic
Practice: Noisy Silences Lise Paulsen Galal 8. Who Decides what to Develop
and How? Methodological Reflections on Postcolonial Contributions to
Analysis of Development Fieldwork Heidi Bojsen Part 4: Identity and
Interculturality: Revisiting concepts and analytical foci 9. On Legitimate
and Illegitimate Blendings - Towards an Analytics of Hybridity Birgitta
Frello 10. Identity and Subjectivity: Different Timescales, Different
Methodologies Claire Kramsch Concluding Remarks: Towards More Equitable
Research on Identity and Interculturality? Fred Dervin & Karen Risager
Interculturality: Studying Narratives 1. Identity Transformations in
Intercultural Encounters: A Dialogical Analysis Irini Kadianaki, Ria
O'Sullivan-Lago & Alex Gillespie 2. Enregistered and Emergent Identities in
Narrative Anna de Fina 3. Identity: Brought about or Brought Along?
Narrative as a Privileged Site for Researching Intercultural Identities
Mike Baynham Part 2: Identity and Interculturality: Studying interaction
and discursive contexts 4. Ethnomethodological Methods for Identity and
Culture: Conversation Analysis and Membership Categorization Elizabeth
Stokoe & Frederick Attenborough 5. Interculturality: Reconceptualising
Cultural Memberships and Identities through Translanguaging Practice Zhu
Hua 6. Discursive Ethnography - A Microanalytical Perspective on Cultural
Performance and Common Sense in Student Counseling Interviews Louise
Tranekjær Part 3: Identity and Interculturality: Studying practices and
discourses in local and global contexts 7. Interculturality in Ethnographic
Practice: Noisy Silences Lise Paulsen Galal 8. Who Decides what to Develop
and How? Methodological Reflections on Postcolonial Contributions to
Analysis of Development Fieldwork Heidi Bojsen Part 4: Identity and
Interculturality: Revisiting concepts and analytical foci 9. On Legitimate
and Illegitimate Blendings - Towards an Analytics of Hybridity Birgitta
Frello 10. Identity and Subjectivity: Different Timescales, Different
Methodologies Claire Kramsch Concluding Remarks: Towards More Equitable
Research on Identity and Interculturality? Fred Dervin & Karen Risager
Introduction Fred Dervin and Karen Risager Part 1: Identity and
Interculturality: Studying Narratives 1. Identity Transformations in
Intercultural Encounters: A Dialogical Analysis Irini Kadianaki, Ria
O'Sullivan-Lago & Alex Gillespie 2. Enregistered and Emergent Identities in
Narrative Anna de Fina 3. Identity: Brought about or Brought Along?
Narrative as a Privileged Site for Researching Intercultural Identities
Mike Baynham Part 2: Identity and Interculturality: Studying interaction
and discursive contexts 4. Ethnomethodological Methods for Identity and
Culture: Conversation Analysis and Membership Categorization Elizabeth
Stokoe & Frederick Attenborough 5. Interculturality: Reconceptualising
Cultural Memberships and Identities through Translanguaging Practice Zhu
Hua 6. Discursive Ethnography - A Microanalytical Perspective on Cultural
Performance and Common Sense in Student Counseling Interviews Louise
Tranekjær Part 3: Identity and Interculturality: Studying practices and
discourses in local and global contexts 7. Interculturality in Ethnographic
Practice: Noisy Silences Lise Paulsen Galal 8. Who Decides what to Develop
and How? Methodological Reflections on Postcolonial Contributions to
Analysis of Development Fieldwork Heidi Bojsen Part 4: Identity and
Interculturality: Revisiting concepts and analytical foci 9. On Legitimate
and Illegitimate Blendings - Towards an Analytics of Hybridity Birgitta
Frello 10. Identity and Subjectivity: Different Timescales, Different
Methodologies Claire Kramsch Concluding Remarks: Towards More Equitable
Research on Identity and Interculturality? Fred Dervin & Karen Risager
Interculturality: Studying Narratives 1. Identity Transformations in
Intercultural Encounters: A Dialogical Analysis Irini Kadianaki, Ria
O'Sullivan-Lago & Alex Gillespie 2. Enregistered and Emergent Identities in
Narrative Anna de Fina 3. Identity: Brought about or Brought Along?
Narrative as a Privileged Site for Researching Intercultural Identities
Mike Baynham Part 2: Identity and Interculturality: Studying interaction
and discursive contexts 4. Ethnomethodological Methods for Identity and
Culture: Conversation Analysis and Membership Categorization Elizabeth
Stokoe & Frederick Attenborough 5. Interculturality: Reconceptualising
Cultural Memberships and Identities through Translanguaging Practice Zhu
Hua 6. Discursive Ethnography - A Microanalytical Perspective on Cultural
Performance and Common Sense in Student Counseling Interviews Louise
Tranekjær Part 3: Identity and Interculturality: Studying practices and
discourses in local and global contexts 7. Interculturality in Ethnographic
Practice: Noisy Silences Lise Paulsen Galal 8. Who Decides what to Develop
and How? Methodological Reflections on Postcolonial Contributions to
Analysis of Development Fieldwork Heidi Bojsen Part 4: Identity and
Interculturality: Revisiting concepts and analytical foci 9. On Legitimate
and Illegitimate Blendings - Towards an Analytics of Hybridity Birgitta
Frello 10. Identity and Subjectivity: Different Timescales, Different
Methodologies Claire Kramsch Concluding Remarks: Towards More Equitable
Research on Identity and Interculturality? Fred Dervin & Karen Risager