Language and culture : reflective narratives and the emergence of identity /
edited by David Nunan, Julie Choi.
- xiii, 230 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- ESL & applied linguistics professional series .
Includes index
Includes bibliographical references
Language, culture and identity: framing the issues / David Nunan & Julie Choi -- Coat hangers, cowboys, and communication strategies: seeking an identity as a proficient foreign language learner Kathleen Bailey -- Speaking Roman-esque / David Block -- Zzÿcollaborating on community, sharing experience, troubling the symbolic / Michael Brennan -- Achieving community / Suresh Canagarajah -- Socio-pragmatics and cross-cultural encounters: what you need to know before you say 'hello' / Mark Cherry -- Nonghao, I am a Shanhai Noenoe: how do I claim my Shanghaineseness? / Alice Chik -- Living on the hyphen / Julie Choi -- Negotiating multiple language identities / Mary Ann Christison -- Minna no Nihongo? nai! / Martha Clark Cummings -- Elaborating the monolingual deficit / Julian Edge -- The foreign-ness of native speaking teachers of colour / Javier Eljee -- Otra estacion, a first Spanish lesson / Rod Ellis -- Bewitched: a microethnography of the culture of magick in Old Salem / Bud Goodall -- Am I that name? / Stacy Holman-Jones -- English and me: my language learning journey / Angel Lin -- Adaptive cultural transformation: quest for dual social identities / Jun Liu -- On this writing: an autotheoretic account / Allen Luke -- Changing cultures and identities in bicultural names: from parents to children / Steve Marshall and Tim Mossman -- First of all, let me tell you a story / Michael McCarthy -- Berlin Babylon / Stephen Muecke -- Changing stripes¿chameleon or tiger?/ Denise Murray -- vanishing acts / Cynthia D. Nelson -- Dog rice and cultural dissonance / David Nunan -- Where am I from?: performative and metro perspectives of origin / Emi Otsuji -- Sweating cheese and thinking otherwise / Alastair Pennycook -- Multilingual couple talk / Kimie Takahashi -- Transforming identities in and through narrative / Sumiko Taniguchi.