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Routledge Chinese Language Pedagogy

The Identity of Chinese Heritage Language Learners in a Global Era

Li, Zhen

The Identity of Chinese Heritage Language Learners in a Global Era

Routledge Chinese Language Pedagogy

The Identity of Chinese Heritage Language Learners in a Global Era

Routledge Chinese Language Pedagogy: The Identity of Chinese Heritage Language Learners in a Global Era

 

Identity of Chinese Heritage Language Learners in a Global Era enriches the current research on heritage language (HL) learner identity by examining how identity is constructed, negotiated and performed in the narratives of university Chinese HL (CHL) learners in Hong Kong.

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Beschrijving Routledge Chinese Language Pedagogy: The Identity of Chinese Heritage Language Learners in a Global Era

Identity of Chinese Heritage Language Learners in a Global Era enriches the current research on heritage language (HL) learner identity by examining how identity is constructed, negotiated and performed in the narratives of university Chinese HL (CHL) learners in Hong Kong.

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9781138629288
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160
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Routledge Chinese Language Pedagogy
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