Titlebook: Learner Narratives of Translingual Identities; A Multimodal Approac Patrick Kiernan Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Framing, Narrative and Textual Semiotic Resourcesterviews are structured through both the choice and ordering of questions and the various ways in which the interview is framed by the participants but also escaped, reconfigured and even aborted. It describes the organisation of narrative anecdotes in relation to a model of spoken discourse and con

拱形大橋

Aspiring Translingualss history of language in Japan and the national discourse of Japan—.. The main focus of the chapter is on the first of three perspectives on translingual identity. It uses the multimodal and complimentary metafunctions introduced in Part I of the book to consider .. It is therefore concerned with mo

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Confident Translingualss, and as well bilingualism and ambilingualism. The consideration of the three confident translinguals reveals that though they share the fact that they have lived almost equal periods of their life inside and outside Japan, their learning histories were very different. Yoko was the closest to a tra

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Translingual Heritageent linguistic backgrounds. It begins by introducing the ways in which children of mixed parents have been framed by the media in Japan. The main part of the chapter considers three examples of translingual heritage: an Okinawan student whose father was in the American military and mother was Japane

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A Translingual Community of Practicensiders the various ways in which the class can be conceived of as a community of translinguals. This includes the idea of the class as a family and the class as a community of practice with orientations towards certain key values. The values they expressed were oriented to learning through active c

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Conclusionvitable shortcomings of this single project could lead into further research into translingual identity. It offers an evaluation of the methodology outlined and proposes new directions for research in the three perspectives on multimodal research into spoken discourse: ideational, interpersonal and

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Book 2019appeal to applied linguistic and educational researchers, particularly those with an interest in narrative approaches to exploring educational contexts, as well as language educators and policy makers interested in gaining a learner perspective on language learning.

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