Unpacking family language policy through autoethnography: Insights from a transnational Arabic-speaking family in the United States
Muhammad Alasmari
Abstract:Aims and objectives: Adopting an autoethnography research framework, this study draws upon insider insights into family life to investigate the language policy of Arabic-speaking Saudi families in the United States. This approach contributes to family language policy (FLP) scholarship. Leveraging the well-established tradition of autoethnography in sociolinguistic studies, the study examines language socialization within a transnational family and the resulting changes in their FLP. Methodology: This study ado… Show more
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