The Biculture in Bilingual

Abstract

It is now a cliché to observe that — whether due to political and economic migration, participation in the global economy, intrastate nationalism, or simply media and travel — normal everyday life is now carried out in multicultural worlds. The shifting and shifty relationships between co-occurrent languages and cultures — at the level of adult L2 use as well as the level of community — contain the key that will unlock an interesting and useful ethnographic future.

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