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AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE IDENTITY POSITIONING AND TRANSLANGUAGING PRACTICES: A CASE STUDY OF TURKISH-GERMAN RETURNEES
The present study investigates identity positioning and translanguaging practices of Turkish-German returnees who grew up in Germany and subsequently returned to the ethnic homeland Türkiye. The study focuses on how returnees position their social identities across pre-return and post-return contex
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