Language Brokering in Immigrant Families
Theories and Contexts
Herausgeber: Weisskirch, Robert S
Language Brokering in Immigrant Families
Theories and Contexts
Herausgeber: Weisskirch, Robert S
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Language Brokering in Immigrant Families brings together an international group of researchers to share their findings on when immigrant children translate for their parents and other adults.
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Language Brokering in Immigrant Families brings together an international group of researchers to share their findings on when immigrant children translate for their parents and other adults.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. März 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 458g
- ISBN-13: 9781138185142
- ISBN-10: 1138185140
- Artikelnr.: 48060023
- Verlag: Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 22. März 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 458g
- ISBN-13: 9781138185142
- ISBN-10: 1138185140
- Artikelnr.: 48060023
Robert S. Weisskirch, MSW, Ph.D. is a Professor of Human Development in the Liberal Studies Department at California State University, Monterey Bay.
Part I: Frameworks of Language Brokering 1. A Developmental Perspective on
Language Brokering Robert S. Weisskirch 2. New Approaches to Studying
Language Brokering from a Communication Perspective Jennifer A. Kam, Lisa
M. Guntzviller, and Cynthia Stohl 3. Outcomes of Language Brokering,
Mediators, and Moderators: A Systematic Review Yishan Shen, Kelsey E.
Tilton, and Su Yeong Kim Part II: Family Dynamics 4. Friendly Takeover:
Predictors and Effects of Language Brokering Among Diaspora Immigrants in
Germany Peter F. Titzmann and Andrea Michel 5. Understanding Language
Brokering and Self-Perceptions Among Young Immigrants from the Former
Soviet Union in Israel Olga Oznobishin and Jenny Kurman 6. Arab Americans'
Brokering in a Context of Tension and Stereotypes: "It's Just a Head-Cover.
Get Over It!" Afaf Nash 7. Adolescent Language Brokering for Immigrant
Chinese Parents in Canada Josephine M. Hua and Catherine L. Costigan Part
III: Applied Contexts and Settings 8. Immigrant Internetworks: Language
Brokering and Internet Use Shu-Sha Angie Guan 9. Theorizing Child Language
Brokering: The Example of Brokering in Health Care Settings Guida de Abreu
and Lindsay O'Dell 10. Cognitive, Socioemotional, and Developmental
Neuroscience Perspectives on Language Brokering Vanessa R. Rainey, Valerie
Flores-Lamb, and Eva Gjorgieva 11. Young Adult Language Brokers' and
Teachers' Views of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Brokering in School
Sarah Crafter, Tony Cline, and Evangelia Prokopiou Part IV: Parents' Roles
and Emerging Adult Language Brokers 12. Immigrant Parents' Language
Brokering Practices: A Taxonomy of Interlingual and Intralingual Brokering
Jin Sook Lee and Meghan Corella 13. Turning Points and Tensions: Emerging
Adulthood for Language Brokers Lisa M. Dorner 14. Future Directions for
Language Brokering Research Robert S. Weisskirch
Language Brokering Robert S. Weisskirch 2. New Approaches to Studying
Language Brokering from a Communication Perspective Jennifer A. Kam, Lisa
M. Guntzviller, and Cynthia Stohl 3. Outcomes of Language Brokering,
Mediators, and Moderators: A Systematic Review Yishan Shen, Kelsey E.
Tilton, and Su Yeong Kim Part II: Family Dynamics 4. Friendly Takeover:
Predictors and Effects of Language Brokering Among Diaspora Immigrants in
Germany Peter F. Titzmann and Andrea Michel 5. Understanding Language
Brokering and Self-Perceptions Among Young Immigrants from the Former
Soviet Union in Israel Olga Oznobishin and Jenny Kurman 6. Arab Americans'
Brokering in a Context of Tension and Stereotypes: "It's Just a Head-Cover.
Get Over It!" Afaf Nash 7. Adolescent Language Brokering for Immigrant
Chinese Parents in Canada Josephine M. Hua and Catherine L. Costigan Part
III: Applied Contexts and Settings 8. Immigrant Internetworks: Language
Brokering and Internet Use Shu-Sha Angie Guan 9. Theorizing Child Language
Brokering: The Example of Brokering in Health Care Settings Guida de Abreu
and Lindsay O'Dell 10. Cognitive, Socioemotional, and Developmental
Neuroscience Perspectives on Language Brokering Vanessa R. Rainey, Valerie
Flores-Lamb, and Eva Gjorgieva 11. Young Adult Language Brokers' and
Teachers' Views of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Brokering in School
Sarah Crafter, Tony Cline, and Evangelia Prokopiou Part IV: Parents' Roles
and Emerging Adult Language Brokers 12. Immigrant Parents' Language
Brokering Practices: A Taxonomy of Interlingual and Intralingual Brokering
Jin Sook Lee and Meghan Corella 13. Turning Points and Tensions: Emerging
Adulthood for Language Brokers Lisa M. Dorner 14. Future Directions for
Language Brokering Research Robert S. Weisskirch
Part I: Frameworks of Language Brokering 1. A Developmental Perspective on
Language Brokering Robert S. Weisskirch 2. New Approaches to Studying
Language Brokering from a Communication Perspective Jennifer A. Kam, Lisa
M. Guntzviller, and Cynthia Stohl 3. Outcomes of Language Brokering,
Mediators, and Moderators: A Systematic Review Yishan Shen, Kelsey E.
Tilton, and Su Yeong Kim Part II: Family Dynamics 4. Friendly Takeover:
Predictors and Effects of Language Brokering Among Diaspora Immigrants in
Germany Peter F. Titzmann and Andrea Michel 5. Understanding Language
Brokering and Self-Perceptions Among Young Immigrants from the Former
Soviet Union in Israel Olga Oznobishin and Jenny Kurman 6. Arab Americans'
Brokering in a Context of Tension and Stereotypes: "It's Just a Head-Cover.
Get Over It!" Afaf Nash 7. Adolescent Language Brokering for Immigrant
Chinese Parents in Canada Josephine M. Hua and Catherine L. Costigan Part
III: Applied Contexts and Settings 8. Immigrant Internetworks: Language
Brokering and Internet Use Shu-Sha Angie Guan 9. Theorizing Child Language
Brokering: The Example of Brokering in Health Care Settings Guida de Abreu
and Lindsay O'Dell 10. Cognitive, Socioemotional, and Developmental
Neuroscience Perspectives on Language Brokering Vanessa R. Rainey, Valerie
Flores-Lamb, and Eva Gjorgieva 11. Young Adult Language Brokers' and
Teachers' Views of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Brokering in School
Sarah Crafter, Tony Cline, and Evangelia Prokopiou Part IV: Parents' Roles
and Emerging Adult Language Brokers 12. Immigrant Parents' Language
Brokering Practices: A Taxonomy of Interlingual and Intralingual Brokering
Jin Sook Lee and Meghan Corella 13. Turning Points and Tensions: Emerging
Adulthood for Language Brokers Lisa M. Dorner 14. Future Directions for
Language Brokering Research Robert S. Weisskirch
Language Brokering Robert S. Weisskirch 2. New Approaches to Studying
Language Brokering from a Communication Perspective Jennifer A. Kam, Lisa
M. Guntzviller, and Cynthia Stohl 3. Outcomes of Language Brokering,
Mediators, and Moderators: A Systematic Review Yishan Shen, Kelsey E.
Tilton, and Su Yeong Kim Part II: Family Dynamics 4. Friendly Takeover:
Predictors and Effects of Language Brokering Among Diaspora Immigrants in
Germany Peter F. Titzmann and Andrea Michel 5. Understanding Language
Brokering and Self-Perceptions Among Young Immigrants from the Former
Soviet Union in Israel Olga Oznobishin and Jenny Kurman 6. Arab Americans'
Brokering in a Context of Tension and Stereotypes: "It's Just a Head-Cover.
Get Over It!" Afaf Nash 7. Adolescent Language Brokering for Immigrant
Chinese Parents in Canada Josephine M. Hua and Catherine L. Costigan Part
III: Applied Contexts and Settings 8. Immigrant Internetworks: Language
Brokering and Internet Use Shu-Sha Angie Guan 9. Theorizing Child Language
Brokering: The Example of Brokering in Health Care Settings Guida de Abreu
and Lindsay O'Dell 10. Cognitive, Socioemotional, and Developmental
Neuroscience Perspectives on Language Brokering Vanessa R. Rainey, Valerie
Flores-Lamb, and Eva Gjorgieva 11. Young Adult Language Brokers' and
Teachers' Views of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Brokering in School
Sarah Crafter, Tony Cline, and Evangelia Prokopiou Part IV: Parents' Roles
and Emerging Adult Language Brokers 12. Immigrant Parents' Language
Brokering Practices: A Taxonomy of Interlingual and Intralingual Brokering
Jin Sook Lee and Meghan Corella 13. Turning Points and Tensions: Emerging
Adulthood for Language Brokers Lisa M. Dorner 14. Future Directions for
Language Brokering Research Robert S. Weisskirch