EU離脱騒動後にみるアイデンティティの再構築 : 在英邦人女性が語る移民としての自己

秦, かおり

言語文化研究, 2018, 44, 107-125

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Title
EU離脱騒動後にみるアイデンティティの再構築 : 在英邦人女性が語る移民としての自己
Reconstruction of identities after Brexit : An analysis of Japanese women’s narratives as migrants
EU　リダツ　ソウドウゴ　ニ　ミル　アイデンティティ　ノ　サイコウチク　ザイエイ　ホウジン　ジョセイ　ガ　カタル　イミン　ト　シテ　ノ　ジコ
Creator
NRID
1000050287801 1000050287801
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hatakaori hatakaori
Scopus Author ID
57222161462 57222161462
CreatorName
秦, かおり ; ハタ, カオリ ; Hata, Kaori
Subject
移民
インタビュー・ナラティブ
アイデンティティ
Description
【学術論文】
Abstract
This paper is to clarify how Japanese women living in the UK as migrants faced Brexit and reconstructed their identities. 31 interviewees, who identified themselves as Japanese before Brexit, show the attitude that they are seeking to find a position in the UK. Some of them try to be in a similar position as ‘cosmopolitan’ Londoners, the others categorise themselves as migrants but divide ‘migrant’ into several categories according to their characteristics, in order to be in the ‘safe’ migrant category. This research concludes that rapid social change could lead to the reconstruction of the identities of minority people who adapt to the new social order. These points will be illustrated with some cases using an empirical approach.
Publisher
大阪大学大学院言語文化研究科
オオサカ ダイガク ダイガクイン ゲンゴ ブンカ ケンキュウカ
Graduate School of Language and Culture, Osaka University
Source Title
言語文化研究
Studies in language and culture
Volume (Issue)
44
Page
107-125
Date of Issued
2018-03-31
Language
Japanese
Handle URL
https://hdl.handle.net/11094/68016
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18910/68016
PISSN
03874478
NCID
AN00077727
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open access
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紀要論文 Departmental Bulletin Paper
Studies in Language and Culture / Vol.44（2018）