Being/becoming better people: personality, morality and language education

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Being/becoming better people: personality, morality and language education
3. English and ‘personality development’: the hyper-individualization and de-politicization of social mobility in India
4. Personality as technology of self: MBTI and English language learning in South Korea
5. Becoming/being a care worker: personality in a language training for migrant job seekers in Flanders
6. Caring and loving teachers online: personality in the feminized labour of Filipina English Language teachers
7. “Looking like a boarding school student”: the construction of unequal personhood in language policy in education
8. Discursive formation of personalities: life trajectories of a transnational doctoral student between the UK and China
9. The “pedagogy of personality”: becoming better people in the English language teaching and learning space
10. Varia
11. Collaborative autoethnography in applied linguistics: reflecting on research practice