Titlebook: (En)Countering Native-speakerism; Global Perspectives Anne Swan,Pamela Aboshiha,Adrian Holliday Book 2015 The Editor(s) 2015 TESOL.ELT.Engl

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Juan Aparicio,C. A. Knox Lovell,Joe Zhue ongoing construction of my identities, of who I am, from my own point of view, which was later spurred academically by the recent explosion of interest in Applied Linguistics (AL) in theorising and researching the complex relationship between the multiple identities of language learners/users and their social contexts of learning.

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P. M. Visakh,Sabu Thomas,Aji. P. Mathew Other to discourses surrounding the ability to perform in an academic culture. In doing so, the chapter explores alternative ways of conceptualising people from cultural backgrounds which may be different to those who traditionally take up places at British universities:

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Researching Discourses of Culture and Native-speakerism to address same. The State has fulfilled some of its obligations regarding the legislative establishment of fair and effective legal procedures to address domestic violence. However, the chapter argues that full compliance must include the adoption of international best practices for a gendered hum