An ethnographic study of the identity construction of people engaged in university work who have come from outside the UK: A consideration of the role of language in cultural identity

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Kebabi, A. 2018. An ethnographic study of the identity construction of people engaged in university work who have come from outside the UK: A consideration of the role of language in cultural identity .
AuthorsKebabi, A.
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I discussed key concepts in my research: identity, belonging and culture.

KeywordsEthnography; Culture; Language; Identity; Belonging; Interculturality; Academics living and working in the UK
Year2018
ConferenceCutting Edges: Language and Intercultural Education: Global Perspectives Conference
Related URLhttps://www.canterbury.ac.uk/arts-and-humanities/language-studies-and-applied-linguistics/Docs/Cutting-Edges-Call-for-Papers-2018.pdf
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