Titlebook: Linguistic Tactics and Strategies of Marginalization in Japanese; Judit Kroo,Kyoko Satoh Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Introduction, that the present volume will address. The chapter reviews core theoretical frameworks motivating the analyses undertaken across this volume including those associated with: marginalization, the linguistic (and extra-linguistic) performance of social identities, intersectionality, and . ‘place’ theo

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When the Model Becomes the Marginalized: Identity Struggles of Japanese Job-Huntersantial adjustment in the way individuals view and construct their identities. It requires the adoption of behaviors associated with ‘professional’ identities but also reassessment of understandings of the type of workers prospective employers seek. This study takes a social constructionist perspecti

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The Struggle Against Hegemonic Femininity: The Narrative of a Japanese Actress way in which she constructs her identity. Since she belongs to both a working community and a family community, and since each requires a different discourse, her struggle to avoid being marginalized from both communities is a double burden. Her story also reveals how people criticize those who dev

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Intersectional Identities: Voices from the Margins of ELT in Japans and universities. Despite the fact that in the global and historical contexts, language teaching is traditionally female-dominated, the vast majority of English teachers in Japan are white, male, so-called native English speakers who enjoy the concomitant employment privileges that this dominant p