Titlebook: Interculturality in Institutions; Symbols, Practices a Marilena Fatigante,Cristina Zucchermaglio,Francesc Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Interculturality and the Penitentiary Context: Challenges and Resources from Community Mediation Appwere collected in the field by researchers, were analysed in accordance with grounded theory. The first results of the study highlight the specific and situated challenges of the . context in dealing with mutual interpretation of the pragmatic and cultural codes used by actors involved in the proces

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Intercultural (Re)Presentations of International Students at an Italian Higher Education Institutionnformants of the Institution. At the same time, a survey was conducted, reaching 262 respondents. An open-ended question asked particularly suggestions to improve the University and the living and studying conditions of international students. Different methods were used (ethnography, narrative inte

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“Is There Anyone in There?”: Caregivers and Professionals’ Mutual Positioning to Take Care of Vegetas and caregivers converged toward the common ground of balanced hope, where the possibility for patients’ awareness was neither fostered nor denied. In this space of possibilities, caregivers found a justification for their monitoring and patient stimulation activity and took on the role of spokespe

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Social Networks’s Culture Supporting Cancer Treatment Pathways: A Comparison Between a Group of Italis little involved because it often resides in the country of origin while for Italian patients it is a fundamental source of support. Healthcare personnel are very involved in the management of the path for both groups who appreciate their relational competence. Friends are marginally involved for

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The Transformational Power of an Intercultural Research Teamrne et al. (International Journal of Qualitative Methods 3(1):1–11, 2004)] was used to analyse the qualitative data as it is well suited for cross-cultural research and offer a true fusion of horizons and understanding of practices (others’ and our own). This analytical methodology aligns well when

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Interculturality in the Making: Out-of-Home Children , with Ethnographic Research in Italian Residenarly, with this repertoire children display to intertwine their multiple cultural assumptions—relying on their peer cultures as well as on their institutional cultures shared with adults—, and personal concerns—, reflecting over the boundaries between public and private spheres. In so doing, they co

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Negotiating Interculturality from the Margins: Translinguistic Practices as Affective Labor in Immigering: In one, we investigated the experiences of 18 bilingual immigrant children from Mexico and Central America in the US. The second project focused on the language brokering experiences of Moroccan immigrant children in Spain. We consider immigrant children’s linguistic agency and creative probl