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Bourdieu and Chinese Education: Inequality, Competition, and Change (Bourdieu and Education of Asia Pacific)
0₹5,072.82Explore the dynamics of Chinese education through a powerful Bourdieusian sociological lens. This vital study unpacks critical themes of educational inequality, intense competition, and systemic change within China’s academic landscape. Featuring empirical insights, it examines how social divides impact student mobility and the evolving role of universities. Essential reading for academics, researchers, and students of sociology of education and comparative education, offering profound insights into educational systems relevant to global contexts.
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Interpreting the Chinese Diaspora: Identity, Socialisation and Resilience According to Pierre Bourdieu (Routledge Studies on Asia in the World)
0₹17,110.00Unravel the intricate journey of diaspora identity with this profound sociological exploration of the Chinese diaspora, grounded in Pierre Bourdieu’s theories. Discover how globalisation, family upbringing, and educational socialisation forge resilience and shape ‘Chineseness’ across generations. This vital study examines the dynamic interplay of social positions, cultural reproduction, and identity formation in predominantly white, English-speaking societies. An indispensable resource for sociology scholars, migration studies enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to understand cultural adaptation in a globalised world.
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Learning Chinese as a Heritage Language: An Australian Perspective: 162 (Multilingual Matters)
0Original price was: ₹11,794.10.₹11,794.00Current price is: ₹11,794.00.Discover the nuanced world of Chinese heritage language learning in this crucial study. Guanglun Michael Mu provides a deep dive into the experiences of Chinese Australians, examining the sociolinguistic factors influencing language maintenance. Based on rigorous mixed-methods research and grounded in sociological theory, this book offers invaluable implications for language educators, students of bilingualism, and policymakers. It’s a must-read for understanding language acquisition and cultural continuity in global diaspora communities.
