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The exploration of a performative space to nurture EAL international students' writer identities at a South African university

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Main Author: Hunma, Aditi
Other Authors: Thesen, Lucia
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: School of Education 2015
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/11494 The exploration of a performative space to nurture EAL international students' writer identities at a South African university Hunma, Aditi Thesen, Lucia Education Includes abstract. Includes bibliographical references. This study is located within the internalisation context at the University of Cape Town (UCT). As an internationalising university, UCT aims among other things to promote the ideals of 'Equity and Institutional culture' for all its students (UCT policy on internationalisation, 2009). The reality on the ground suggests that this may unwittingly reproduce the centre-periphery divide which characterises global knowledge transactions, within UCT's own institutional structures especially for students from developing African nations, the focus here being on Southern African Development Community (SADC) nations. The tension brought about at the institutional level may be partly due to the lack of specific support structures for international students, and partly due to the latter's misguided perceptions of the faculties' expectations. I argue that gradually, this tension begins to permeate students' texts, their production strategies and motivations. 2015-01-05T18:54:58Z 2015-01-05T18:54:58Z 2012 Doctoral Thesis Doctoral PhD http://hdl.handle.net/11427/11494 eng application/pdf School of Education Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
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The exploration of a performative space to nurture EAL international students' writer identities at a South African university
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title The exploration of a performative space to nurture EAL international students' writer identities at a South African university
title_full The exploration of a performative space to nurture EAL international students' writer identities at a South African university
title_fullStr The exploration of a performative space to nurture EAL international students' writer identities at a South African university
title_full_unstemmed The exploration of a performative space to nurture EAL international students' writer identities at a South African university
title_short The exploration of a performative space to nurture EAL international students' writer identities at a South African university
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