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The transnational journey and multilingual repertoire of an Indonesian Chinese couple in Hong Kong: the story of one family, three places, and multiple languages
KHY Chen
2018-02-01
Source PublicationMultilingualism and the Chinese diaspora
Publication PlaceLondon
PublisherRoutledge
Pages237-254
AbstractA proliferation of research on transnationality has emerged over the past few decades in the fields of cultural anthropology, population studies, social and cultural geography, economics, to name but a few of the pertinent social sciences. Research in linguistics, and more specifically, sociolinguistics, has produced relatively few work on the ethnography and linguistic practices of transnationals. Ong (1999) exposes needs for observing the environs concerning transnationals, arguing that if “we pay attention to the transnational practices and imaginings of the nomadic subject and the social conditions that enable his flexibility, we obtain a different picture of how nation-states articulate with capitalism in late modernity. […] His very flexibility in geographical and social positioning is itself an effect of novel articulations between the regimes of the family, the state, and capital, the kinds of practical-technical adjustments that have implications for our understanding of the late modern subject” (p, 3). An investigative inclination of ways in which versatility of individuals appropriates larger regimes of social organization grounds the current research.
KeywordIndonesia Identity Language Ideology
DOI10.4324/9781315759371
Language英語English
ISBN9781138499065
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Corresponding AuthorKHY Chen
AffiliationUniversity of Macau
First Author AffilicationUniversity of Macau
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KHY Chen. The transnational journey and multilingual repertoire of an Indonesian Chinese couple in Hong Kong: the story of one family, three places, and multiple languages[M]. Multilingualism and the Chinese diaspora, London:Routledge, 2018, 237-254.
APA KHY Chen.(2018). The transnational journey and multilingual repertoire of an Indonesian Chinese couple in Hong Kong: the story of one family, three places, and multiple languages. Multilingualism and the Chinese diaspora, 237-254.
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