2023
DOI: 10.3390/children10020277
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Religious Identity Construction in Transnational Family Talks: An Autoethnographic Study

Abstract: Studies in Family Language Policy (FLP) have focused more on language patterns and practices in transnational families with little attention to the challenges of multilingualism. Through exploring diverse experiences in dealing with multilingualism, more can be understood about parent language ideology, the enactment of FLP, and factors related to identity construction. Therefore, the study highlights how the family experiences affect the way individual family members perceive social relations and social struc… Show more

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