Reflexivity in Applied Linguistics : Opportunities, Challenges, and Suggestions (Paperback)

Foreword   Ema Ushioda

1. Navigating the waters of reflexivity in applied linguistics   Sal Consoli and Sara Ganassin

2. Emotional reflexivity during a global health crisis: emotion ‘work’ in online health communication research    Margo Turnbull and Xiaoyan Ivy Wu

3.  ‘Making the familiar strange’: reflexivity in linguistic ethnography within a context of former legal professional practice   Judith Reynolds

4. Journeying through languages and voices: A reflexive account of researching teachers’ language practices in the multilingual and multicultural context of Mauritius  Aruna Ankiah-Gangadeen and Pascal Nadal

5. “There would be no project if I were to disregard my own self!”: An autoethnography of becoming reflexive as a doctoral student in applied linguistics    Samuel C. S. Tsang

6. Critical reflexive phenomenography in a study abroad context: navigating Arab sojourners’ international academic experiences in Britain   Anas Hajar

7. Researching language cafes: engaging the researcher’s authentic multilingual self   Nuria Polo-Perez

8. Collaborative reflexivity through feedback dialogues: developing the research and the doctoral researcher   Maxine Gillway and Hugo Santiago Sanchez

9. Reflexivity, Emerging Expertise, and Mi[S-STEP]s: A Collaborative Self-Study of Two TESOL Teacher Educators   Laura M. Kennedy and Peter I. De Costa

10: Reflexivity, emerging expertise, and Mi[S-STEP]s: A collaborative self-study of two TESOL teacher educators  Helen Sauntson

11. Learning from the messiness of research: Reflexivity in sharing sessions with domestic migrant workers   Hans J. Ladegaard

Afterword. Journey into applied linguistics: reflecting on reflexivity and positionality   Li Wei