Introduction

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Frontmatter
3. Introduction
4. Lifestyle residents in Barcelona: a biographical perspective on linguistic repertoires, identity narrative and transnational mobility
5. Exploring the interplay of narrative and ethnography: A critical sociolinguistic approach to migrant stories of dis/emplacement
6. “No-one told me it would all be in Catalan!” – narratives and language ideologies in the Latin American community at school
7. Narrative circulation, disputed transformations, and bilingual appropriations at a public school “somewhere in La Mancha”
8. Circulation and localization of a transnational founding story in a social movement
9. YouTube-based accent challenge narratives: Web 2.0 as a context for studying the social value of accent
10. Afterword
11. Book Review
12. Ana María Relaño Pastor: Shame and pride in narrative: Mexican women’s language experiences at the U.S.-Mexico border