Language and Culture : Reflective Narratives and the Emergence of Identity (Paperback)

Foreword

Bonny Norton

Preface

David Nunan & Julie Choi

Acknowledgments

1

Language, culture and identity: Framing the issues

David Nunan & Julie Choi

2

Coat hangers, cowboys, and communication strategies: Seeking an identity as a proficient foreign language learner

Kathleen Bailey

3

Speaking Romance-esque

David Block

4

空 Collaborating on community, sharing experience, troubling the symbolic

Michael Brennan

5

Achieving community

Suresh Canagarajah

6

Another drink in Subanun

Mark Cherry

7

Nonghao, I am a Shanghai noenoe: How do I claim my Shanghaineseness?

Alice Chik

8

Living on the hyphen

Julie Choi

9

Negotiating multiple language identities

Mary Ann Christison

10

Minna no Nihongo? Nai!

Martha Clark Cummings

11

Elaborating the monolingual deficit

Julian Edge

12

The foreign-ness of native speaking teachers of colour

Eljee Javier

13

Otra estacion ? a first Spanish lesson

Rod Ellis

14

Bewitched: A microethnography of the culture of Majick in Old Salem

Bud Goodall

15

Am I that name?

Stacy Holman-Jones

16

English and me: My language learning journey

Angel Lin

17

Adaptive cultural transformation: Quest for dual social identities

Jun Liu

18

On this writing: An autotheoretic account

Allen Luke

19

Changing cultures and identities in bicultural names: From parents to children

Steve Marshall and Tim Mossman

20

The festival incident

Michael McCarthy

21

Berlin Babylon

Stephen Muecke

22

Changing stripes?chameleon or tiger?

Denise Murray

23

Vanishing Acts

Cynthia D. Nelson

24

Dog Rice and Cultural Dissonance

David Nunan

25

‘Where am I from’: Performative and metro perspectives of origin

Emi Otsuji

26

Sweating cheese and thinking otherwise

Alastair Pennycook

27

Multilingual couple talk

Kimie Takahashi

28

Transforming identities in and through narrative

Sumiko Taniguchi

29

A short course in Globalese

Nury Vittachi

Afterword

Claire Kramsch