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학술저널
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Mi-Young Kim (University of British Columbia)
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한국응용언어학회 응용언어학 응용언어학 제26권 3호
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2010.9
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165 - 192 (28page)

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This study critically investigates construction and negotiation of multiple and often hybrid identities of non-native English speaking (NNES) graduate students majoring in an English education program at a Canadian university. With a theoretical framework of language socialization (LS) with critical discourse analysis (CDA) and communities of practice (CoPs) approaches, this multiple case study examines how NNES graduate students construct, reconceptualize and negotiate their identities through discourse in their LS processes. Findings suggest that NNES graduate students often shuttled between various CoPs and constructed multiple and hybrid identities which are non-static, situational as well as contextual. Therefore, indiscriminative and uniformed construction of identity as NNES should be discouraged as it could be misleading and has a risk of grouping and essentializing NNES as novice and a marginalized member of academic CoPs. Moreover, NNES graduate students can be empowered and make the best of their investments by perceiving themselves as individuals who are linguistically and socioculturally multicompetent members of various academic CoPs while recognizing their multiple and hybrid identities.

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Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Theoretical Framework
Ⅲ. Relevant Studies
Ⅳ. Methodology
Ⅴ. Findings and Discussion
Ⅵ. Conclusion
References
Appendix : Transcription Symbols
Author’s Biodata

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