Titlebook: Identity, Ideology and Positioning in Discourses of Lifestyle Migration; The British in the A Michelle Lawson Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if a

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Lifestyle Migration and the British in France,ng studies draw on the concept of discourse in relation to identity, with consideration of lifestyle migration as an individual narrative. Arguments relating to processes of intra-group distinction and the continuing influence of embodied class culture are considered. The relevance of social theory

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,Migrant Identity and the ‘Other’ in Narrative Positioning,ences with a consideration of methodological implications, and the initial theme coding of values, attitudes, and beliefs is outlined. Selected extracts undergo a detailed positioning analysis that utilises the three-level framework by Bamberg and Georgakopoulou (Text & Talk 28(3):377–396, .), using

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,Negotiating the Moral Landscape of Lifestyle Migration: Identity Work and ‘Integration’,f lifestyle migration—intersect with identity work during interaction. Using the positioning framework of Bamberg and Georgakopoulou (Text & Talk 28(3):377–396, .), analysis of extracts demonstrates how the ideologies are not only reflected and appropriated, but also manipulated, within interaction;

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Conclusion,fferent datasets demonstrates the local appropriation of wider ideologies. Revisiting practice theory summarises how the habitual ways of the enduring self conflict with the ideal migrant. The chapter also reviews the relevance of class culture within the Ariège context, arguing that the distinction

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