Volume 11 No.1

October 2005

The Japan Journal of Multilingualism and Multiculturalism

多言語多文化研究

Feature Articles

The Multi-Ethnic Paradox: Towards a Fluid Notion of Being 'Haafu'

  Tim Greer, Kobe University, Japan

Celebration of Multi-Ethnic Cultural Capital Among Adolescent Girls in Japan: A Post-Structuralist Discourse Analysis of Japanese-Caucasian Identity

  Laurel Kamada, Aomori Akenohoshi Junior University, Aomori, Japan   

The Awareness and Development of Multiple Identities in a Multilingual Child Living in Japan

  Shi Jie, University of Electro-Communications, Tokyo, Japan 

Identity Negotiation of Japanese Women in International Marriages: Impact of Foreign Language Learning Experiences and Cross-Cultural Encounters:  

  Tomoko Ascough, Shukutoku University, Saitama, Japan

言語少数派の子どもの言語態度に関するマイクロ・エスノグラフィー：

言語能力と言語価値の観点から

佐藤真紀お茶の水女子大学大学院

Language Attitudes of Immigrant Children: Micro-Ethnographic Approach From the Perspectives of Language Proficiencies and Perceived Language Values

Maki Sato, Ochanomizu Women's University, Tokyo, Japan 

Book Review

Invisible Work: Bilingualism, Language Choice and Childrearing in Intermarried Families (Okita Toshie)

Reviewed by Lachlan Jackson, Ritsumeikan University, Japan