易于交谈
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Conclusion, individually negotiated resource within identity construction. The chapter ends with an invitation to consider the potential for negative effects on face and self-esteem for those positioned as the ‘wrong’ kind of migrant.
大量
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anaerobic
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Book 2016With a focus on British migrants living in the Ariège, south-west France, the study identifies common positioning strategies to demonstrate links between wider themes and local identity construction. Drawing on positioning theory and related analytical tools, Lawson is the first to integrate a corpu
Bumble
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GRAIN
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Michelle Lawsonmportance of the Far East as ‘a potential danger zone’ they warned that it should no longer command entire attention because ‘a second danger zone’ had appeared in Europe. The interrelationship between the two dangers and the impracticality of considering commitments separately was underlined: ‘Even
Parallel
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Michelle Lawsonype with voluntary membership and presents the evolution of their services and organisation over the last 250 years. Central to this development have been the respective service packages that they have been able to offer to their members. An important dynamic of British chambers lies in the fact tha
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attenuate
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Michelle Lawsonve, and who she really wants to be as a person, at home and at work. Having reconnected with her values, and created a plan of action, Maya is once more able to deliver above expectations at work and focus her time at home on what matters. Her team, peers, and line manager trust her to deliver, but
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Microgram
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,Studying the British in the Ariège,oducing the research context of the British living in the Ariège region of France, the chapter discusses the methodological implications of investigating identity through language and makes the case for a social constructionist perspective of language as social action. The three datasets are briefly