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Crossing of English- speaking expatriates into Galician on Facebook and how their stance taking indexes their identity
This study examines the use of linguistic resources to take both affective and epistemic stances by English speaking expatriates currently or previously residing in the autonomous community of Galicia. In turn, I consider what those stances index about the identity of the speakers. The historical ba...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2018
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