Autoethnographic Explorations of Lived Raciolinguistic Experiences Among Multilingual Scholars
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Autoethnographic Explorations of Lived Raciolinguistic Experiences Among Multilingual Scholars
Looking Inward to Move Forward
Goodman, Bridget; Zhang-Wu, Qianqian
Multilingual Matters
04/2025
268
Mole
9781800417298
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Contributors
Foreword
Part 1: Introduction
Chapter 1. Qianqian Zhang-Wu and Bridget Goodman: Looking Inward Through Autoethnographies
Part 2: Navigating Transitions
Chapter 2. Xiaoye You: Writing the Transnational Racial Subject
Chapter 3. Qianqian Zhang-Wu: 'I don't know English Department now offers CHINESE writing classes!': Raciolinguistic Struggles of a Chinese Woman Working as an English Professor in the US
Chapter 4. Bolormaa Shinjee: 'Did You Bring My Lunch, Beautiful'? Self-Reflection of a Female Academic from the Global South
Part 3: Reclaiming Identity
Chapter 5. Renata Love Jones: Yonder's Endarkened Pedagogies
Chapter 6. Jung Kim: 'Jung like Jungle': (Re)Claiming Names and Languages
Chapter 7. Ellen Cushman: Unsettling Raciolinguistics: Reclaiming Indigenous Language Practices
Chapter 8. Nariman Amantayev: Autoethnographic Inquiry into Raciolinguistic Ideology within the Same Ethnicity and an Invitation to Reconsider Kazakh Language Teaching Practices
Part 4: Self-Positioning as Researchers
Chapter 9. Sibonile Mpendukana and Miche Thompson: Embodied Moments of Racialisation in Research
Chapter 10. Ming-Hsuan Wu and Genevieve Leung: Legitimately Occupying Peripheral 'Asian' and 'American' Spaces: A Dialogue Between Two Language Teaching Professionals
Chapter 11. Anna Becker: 'You Sound Like from the CD' - An Autoethnographic Narrative about 'Multilingual' Teaching and Research in 'Multilingual' Switzerland
Chapter 12. Bridget Goodman: Shades of Beige? One White Scholar's Imperfect(ive) Quest for Racial and Linguistic Justice
Part 5: Reflection Through Writing
Chapter 13. Shreya Sangai: English Departments Here and There: Rebuke and Mistrust, Compassion and Rebuilding
Chapter 14. Sandro Barros: Brazilian Landscape with Rain: On the Languaged Brown Body Below the Equator
Chapter 15. Jeannette D. Alarcon: Walking a Raciolinguistic Path Con Mi Abuela
Part 6: Conclusion
Chapter 16. Bridget Goodman and Qianqian Zhang-Wu: From Looking Inward to Looking Forward
Index
Foreword
Part 1: Introduction
Chapter 1. Qianqian Zhang-Wu and Bridget Goodman: Looking Inward Through Autoethnographies
Part 2: Navigating Transitions
Chapter 2. Xiaoye You: Writing the Transnational Racial Subject
Chapter 3. Qianqian Zhang-Wu: 'I don't know English Department now offers CHINESE writing classes!': Raciolinguistic Struggles of a Chinese Woman Working as an English Professor in the US
Chapter 4. Bolormaa Shinjee: 'Did You Bring My Lunch, Beautiful'? Self-Reflection of a Female Academic from the Global South
Part 3: Reclaiming Identity
Chapter 5. Renata Love Jones: Yonder's Endarkened Pedagogies
Chapter 6. Jung Kim: 'Jung like Jungle': (Re)Claiming Names and Languages
Chapter 7. Ellen Cushman: Unsettling Raciolinguistics: Reclaiming Indigenous Language Practices
Chapter 8. Nariman Amantayev: Autoethnographic Inquiry into Raciolinguistic Ideology within the Same Ethnicity and an Invitation to Reconsider Kazakh Language Teaching Practices
Part 4: Self-Positioning as Researchers
Chapter 9. Sibonile Mpendukana and Miche Thompson: Embodied Moments of Racialisation in Research
Chapter 10. Ming-Hsuan Wu and Genevieve Leung: Legitimately Occupying Peripheral 'Asian' and 'American' Spaces: A Dialogue Between Two Language Teaching Professionals
Chapter 11. Anna Becker: 'You Sound Like from the CD' - An Autoethnographic Narrative about 'Multilingual' Teaching and Research in 'Multilingual' Switzerland
Chapter 12. Bridget Goodman: Shades of Beige? One White Scholar's Imperfect(ive) Quest for Racial and Linguistic Justice
Part 5: Reflection Through Writing
Chapter 13. Shreya Sangai: English Departments Here and There: Rebuke and Mistrust, Compassion and Rebuilding
Chapter 14. Sandro Barros: Brazilian Landscape with Rain: On the Languaged Brown Body Below the Equator
Chapter 15. Jeannette D. Alarcon: Walking a Raciolinguistic Path Con Mi Abuela
Part 6: Conclusion
Chapter 16. Bridget Goodman and Qianqian Zhang-Wu: From Looking Inward to Looking Forward
Index
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Language; Race; Power; Education; Raciolinguistics; Sociolinguistics; Self-Inquiry; Autoethnography; Agency; Academics; racial justice; racialization; raciolinguistic ideology; autoethnographies; language education; decolonization; decolonisation; decolonizing English; linguistic justice; Anti-racist
Contributors
Foreword
Part 1: Introduction
Chapter 1. Qianqian Zhang-Wu and Bridget Goodman: Looking Inward Through Autoethnographies
Part 2: Navigating Transitions
Chapter 2. Xiaoye You: Writing the Transnational Racial Subject
Chapter 3. Qianqian Zhang-Wu: 'I don't know English Department now offers CHINESE writing classes!': Raciolinguistic Struggles of a Chinese Woman Working as an English Professor in the US
Chapter 4. Bolormaa Shinjee: 'Did You Bring My Lunch, Beautiful'? Self-Reflection of a Female Academic from the Global South
Part 3: Reclaiming Identity
Chapter 5. Renata Love Jones: Yonder's Endarkened Pedagogies
Chapter 6. Jung Kim: 'Jung like Jungle': (Re)Claiming Names and Languages
Chapter 7. Ellen Cushman: Unsettling Raciolinguistics: Reclaiming Indigenous Language Practices
Chapter 8. Nariman Amantayev: Autoethnographic Inquiry into Raciolinguistic Ideology within the Same Ethnicity and an Invitation to Reconsider Kazakh Language Teaching Practices
Part 4: Self-Positioning as Researchers
Chapter 9. Sibonile Mpendukana and Miche Thompson: Embodied Moments of Racialisation in Research
Chapter 10. Ming-Hsuan Wu and Genevieve Leung: Legitimately Occupying Peripheral 'Asian' and 'American' Spaces: A Dialogue Between Two Language Teaching Professionals
Chapter 11. Anna Becker: 'You Sound Like from the CD' - An Autoethnographic Narrative about 'Multilingual' Teaching and Research in 'Multilingual' Switzerland
Chapter 12. Bridget Goodman: Shades of Beige? One White Scholar's Imperfect(ive) Quest for Racial and Linguistic Justice
Part 5: Reflection Through Writing
Chapter 13. Shreya Sangai: English Departments Here and There: Rebuke and Mistrust, Compassion and Rebuilding
Chapter 14. Sandro Barros: Brazilian Landscape with Rain: On the Languaged Brown Body Below the Equator
Chapter 15. Jeannette D. Alarcon: Walking a Raciolinguistic Path Con Mi Abuela
Part 6: Conclusion
Chapter 16. Bridget Goodman and Qianqian Zhang-Wu: From Looking Inward to Looking Forward
Index
Foreword
Part 1: Introduction
Chapter 1. Qianqian Zhang-Wu and Bridget Goodman: Looking Inward Through Autoethnographies
Part 2: Navigating Transitions
Chapter 2. Xiaoye You: Writing the Transnational Racial Subject
Chapter 3. Qianqian Zhang-Wu: 'I don't know English Department now offers CHINESE writing classes!': Raciolinguistic Struggles of a Chinese Woman Working as an English Professor in the US
Chapter 4. Bolormaa Shinjee: 'Did You Bring My Lunch, Beautiful'? Self-Reflection of a Female Academic from the Global South
Part 3: Reclaiming Identity
Chapter 5. Renata Love Jones: Yonder's Endarkened Pedagogies
Chapter 6. Jung Kim: 'Jung like Jungle': (Re)Claiming Names and Languages
Chapter 7. Ellen Cushman: Unsettling Raciolinguistics: Reclaiming Indigenous Language Practices
Chapter 8. Nariman Amantayev: Autoethnographic Inquiry into Raciolinguistic Ideology within the Same Ethnicity and an Invitation to Reconsider Kazakh Language Teaching Practices
Part 4: Self-Positioning as Researchers
Chapter 9. Sibonile Mpendukana and Miche Thompson: Embodied Moments of Racialisation in Research
Chapter 10. Ming-Hsuan Wu and Genevieve Leung: Legitimately Occupying Peripheral 'Asian' and 'American' Spaces: A Dialogue Between Two Language Teaching Professionals
Chapter 11. Anna Becker: 'You Sound Like from the CD' - An Autoethnographic Narrative about 'Multilingual' Teaching and Research in 'Multilingual' Switzerland
Chapter 12. Bridget Goodman: Shades of Beige? One White Scholar's Imperfect(ive) Quest for Racial and Linguistic Justice
Part 5: Reflection Through Writing
Chapter 13. Shreya Sangai: English Departments Here and There: Rebuke and Mistrust, Compassion and Rebuilding
Chapter 14. Sandro Barros: Brazilian Landscape with Rain: On the Languaged Brown Body Below the Equator
Chapter 15. Jeannette D. Alarcon: Walking a Raciolinguistic Path Con Mi Abuela
Part 6: Conclusion
Chapter 16. Bridget Goodman and Qianqian Zhang-Wu: From Looking Inward to Looking Forward
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Language; Race; Power; Education; Raciolinguistics; Sociolinguistics; Self-Inquiry; Autoethnography; Agency; Academics; racial justice; racialization; raciolinguistic ideology; autoethnographies; language education; decolonization; decolonisation; decolonizing English; linguistic justice; Anti-racist
