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Student Mobility and Narrative in Europe Elizabeth Murphy-Lejeune

Student Mobility and Narrative in Europe By Elizabeth Murphy-Lejeune

Student Mobility and Narrative in Europe by Elizabeth Murphy-Lejeune


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This book is the first in-depth qualitative study of students migration within Europe. The author suggests that the travelling European students can be seen as a new migratory elite

Student Mobility and Narrative in Europe Summary

Student Mobility and Narrative in Europe: The New Strangers by Elizabeth Murphy-Lejeune

Presents new material based on recent research and includes case studies

Will appeal to social anthropologists, but also those interested in Education, European Studies and Cultural Studies

About Elizabeth Murphy-Lejeune

Elizabeth Murphy-Lejeune is a Lecturer in the French Department, Saint Patrick's College, Dublin. She has written extensively on Language, Culture and Intercultural Issues in a variety of European publications.

Table of Contents

Introduction; Chapter 1 The stranger's template; Chapter 2 Narratives of student travellers; Chapter 3 Mobility capital: a taste for living abroad; Chapter 4 An adventure into another time-space; Chapter 5 The arrival: a rite of passage; Chapter 6 Redefining culture shock in a European context; Chapter 7 New spaces, new places; Chapter 8 The new social setting; Chapter 9 The creation of a new social fabric; Chapter 10 Adaptation: chameleon or clam; Chapter 11 Conclusion;

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NLS9780815347286
9780815347286
0815347286
Student Mobility and Narrative in Europe: The New Strangers by Elizabeth Murphy-Lejeune
New
Paperback
Taylor & Francis Inc
2017-12-18
288
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