Vibrant identities and finding joy in difference

Jane Fenoulhet · Gerdi Quist

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Cultural Identity and Representation Language and Culture Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies

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As Street’s (1993) memorable phrase ‘culture is a verb’ suggests, cultures are ‘doing things’: vibrant, pulsating and alive. Such a statement heralded a turning point in our view of cultural identi...

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