Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. List of contributors vii
4. Chapter 1. Introduction: Innovative paths in researching multilingual literacy development 1
5. Part 1. Challenges and affordances of qualitative methodological approaches
6. Chapter 2. Rethinking qualitative meta-syntheses in literacy studies 24
7. Chapter 3. An ethnetnography of (non)belonging 45
8. Chapter 4. Communicating selves 67
9. Chapter 5. Commentary: The instability of ‘data’ in a postdigital era 92
10. Part 2. Challenges and affordances of qualitative methodological approaches
11. Chapter 6. Korean American children’s voices in translanguaging Play-Based Family Literacy (PBFL) through the  suda  ( 수다 ) approach 102
12. Chapter 7. Bridging language and STEM 125
13. Chapter 8. Families’ literacies of (in)visibilty 149
14. Chapter 9. Commentary: Advancing theory through multilingual literacy qualitative research 171
15. Part 3. Interrogating research practices
16. Chapter 10. Embodied reflexivity and researching the literacy practices of an adolescent multilingual refugee who is d/Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing 184
17. Chapter 11. Exploring the ‘void’ of silent/ced knowledge and expertise of multilingual learners 206
18. Chapter 12. Critical collaborative autoethnography 232
19. Chapter 13. Commentary: Challenging extractive epistemologies through positionalities of relation and community accountability 253
20. Chapter 14. Conclusion: Innovative research on multilingual literacy development 261
21. Index 265