Voices from Palestine: Nghiên Cứu Đường Dẫn Ngôn Ngữ Của Sinh Viên Sau Đại Học Palestine Trong Giáo Dục Đại Học Anh

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University of Roehampton

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2022

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Conference Participation: Refereed Publications

Invited Talks

List of Grants Awarded to Fund this PhD Project

Table of Contents

List of Tables

List of Figures

1. Chapter One

1.1. Setting the Stage: Background and Rationale of the Study

1.2. My Sociolinguistic and Mobility Trajectory: A Bio-note on My Language and Travel History

1.3. Situating the Research in its Academic Background: Identifying Gaps, Problems, and Needs in SA?

1.4. Research Aim and Objectives

1.5. Introducing the Research Questions

1.6. Outline of the Study

2.1. The Study Contexts: Palestine and the UK

2.1.1. The Palestinian Contexts

2.1.1.1. Geography, History, and Political Conditions
2.1.1.2. Sociolinguistic Depictions from the Palestinian Contexts
2.1.1.3. Trends in Palestinian Students’ Academic Sojourning

2.1.2. International Students in UK HE and Immigration Policies

2.2. English Language in an Era of Globalisation

2.2.1. English Language as a (Post)Colonial Legacy: A Historical Glimpse

2.2.2. English Language Learning and Discourses in an Era of Globalisation

2.3. Sociolinguistics of (Im)Mobility

2.3.1. Divided We Move: Mobility as a Marker of Stratification

2.3.2. Language in Motion: What Happens When Individuals and their Resources Go Mobile, Cross Borders, and Relocate?

2.3.3. Structure and Agency in Mobility Contexts

3.1. Experiences of Study Abroad: Motives, Intercultural Encounters, and Identity Work

3.1.1. Motives for Crossing Borders and Studying Abroad

3.1.2. Cross-cultural Interaction and Social Circles in Study Abroad Settings

3.1.3. Identity Performance in Study Abroad Contexts

3.2. Conclusion and Summary

4.1. Worldviews and Philosophical Assumptions

4.2. Mobility: Mobilising Research?

4.2.1. Qualitative Approach: Rationale and Challenges

4.2.2. A Note on the Trustworthiness and Credibility of this Study

4.2.3. Situating the Study in a Research Paradigm

5.1. Why a ‘Case Study’?

5.1.1. Merits of Case Study

5.1.2. The Longitudinal Dimension

5.1.3. ‘Have been there’, ‘have done that’, ‘that happened to me’: Notes on Researching from Inside

5.2. Researcher-Participant Relationship Highlighted

5.2.1. Preparing the Ground: Participant Recruitment

5.2.2. Introducing Research Participants

5.3. Data Generation Methods

5.3.1. Focus Groups to ‘Start the Ball Rolling’ and ‘Round-Up’

5.3.2. Individual Interviews for More ‘Personal’ Data

5.3.3. Representation: Notes on the (Multi)Language(s) and Voice(s) of Interviews

5.4. Thematic Data Analysis

6.1. English Language ‘on the Move’: Expectations and Encounters

6.1.1. Language History: Pre-departure Trajectories

6.1.1.1. Compulsory English Learning
6.1.1.2. Private Investment in English
6.1.1.3. From Investment to Opportunities: What English Had to Offer

6.1.2. Why the UK?

6.1.2.1. UK HE System as an Incentive to Study Abroad
6.1.2.2. The Tourist Student: Leisure and Consumption
6.1.2.3. Crossing Borders as Interim Release

6.1.3. Moving Across Geopolitical Borders: From ‘Knowing’ English to ‘Living in’ English

6.2. (Re)conceptualising English Language on the Move: A Panoramic View

6.3. Relocating: ‘My English is Not Enough Here’

6.4. English ‘(Un)moored’: ‘The Diversity is Crazy!’

6.5. Un-imagining ‘Imagined Communities’: Meeting Different Members

7.1. Sociolinguistics of Palestinian Students’ Mobility Trajectories: Towards a More Context-sensitive Approach

8.1. Identity Work in a Study Abroad Context

8.1.1. Identity Performance in a Context of Mobility: Setting the Stage

8.1.2. L2-mediated Identity: Linguistic Dimensions

8.2. Changing Relationships and Perceptions: New Linguistic Identities

8.2.1. Contextual Layer: Different Interactants

8.2.2. Intersectional Layers to Linguistic Identity Work

8.3. Mobility as a Trigger of ‘Foreignness’

8.3.1. Non-nativeness as a Facet of Foreignness: Linguistic Perceptions as Triggers of a Non-native Identity

8.3.2. English-mediated Interactions as Triggers of Foreignness

9.1. Personal Growth: More Self-awareness and Different World Views

10.1. Pre-sojourn Subjective Class Positionings of Participants

10.2. ‘Scholar for a Year, Chevener for Life’: Notes on Constructing Class Through the Scholarship/ Sojourn

10.3. ‘Déclassement’, ‘Reclassement’: Class Construction in a Study Abroad Context

10.3.1. Aspiring ‘Up’ But Moving ‘Down’: Trajectories of Declassing in UK HE

10.3.2. ‘Classement’ Through Consumption

11.1. Sojourners’ Social Practices and Networks in the UK

11.1.1. ‘Whole People with Whole Lives’: Aspects of Sojourners’ Social Life in the UK

11.1.2. Factors Underpinning Sojourners’ Socialisation Practices

11.1.2.1. Sharing Cultural Backgrounds and Habits
11.1.2.2. Micro-geographies and Mobilities of Sojourners’ Social Encounters
11.1.2.3. Sojourners’ Personal Goals, Interests, and Criteria
11.1.2.4. The Study and the Scholarship

11.1.3. Barriers to Social Interaction: Brought Along or Brought About?

11.1.3.1. Academic Barriers: Sojourners’ Perceptions of their Studies and Campus Dynamics
11.1.3.2. Participants’ Stereotyping of the British Society
11.1.3.3. Temporality of the Sojourn

11.1.4. Is it Necessary for 'Birds of a Feather' to 'Flock Together'? Remarks on ‘Student Ghettoisation’

12.1. Introduction: Thesis Summary

12.2. Research Questions Revisited: Key Findings

12.2.1. Moving Beyond the RQs: Sociolinguistics of Study Abroad Mobility

12.2.2. Going Mobile Yet Holding Still: What Does it Mean to Be a Palestinian Crossing Borders for Sojourning?

12.2.3. Contributions of the Study

12.2.4. Potential Avenues for Future Research

First Round of Individual Interviews

Second Round of Individual Interview Questions

Third Round of Individual Interview Questions

Participant Information Sheet

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