See my blog, Borrowing a charger, ‘This is all about the complex relationship between language and culture – this “lingua­culture” that flows and travels as we carry it with us’

See my new blog about the grammar of culture, blocks and threads and an MRI scan

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See two blogs - ‘We all have stories that we can share’ ‘How does the small culture approach relate to intercultural encounters

See my blog: Small culture formation on the go - the line (queue) and the crowd 'an excellent example of where relationality and individualism closely interact'

Two woman creating their cultural space, 'The varicultural world can provide endless possibilities for making sense, finding unexpected threads, as we struggle to avoid Othering.'

See my new blog. “Who says we are not relational in the West?”

I took part in this discussion last week on decentring English language teaching

See my new blog about ‘multiple Englishes, putting aside native-non-native-speaker categories ‘the variety was … to do with age, subculture, small cultures of profession, and enactments of class, status and degrees of authority’

See my blog on colonisation and the problem with interview as commodified data

Speaking at this conference next week.

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See my blog. Involving the everyday in researching the intercultural

See my new article - searching for a third-space methodology in intercultural studies - traced through my personal research trajectory.

See my blog, “Beginning with the small, but what we need to know”. This took a long time to write. The “what we need to know” refers to clear danger points, which one of the comments refers to.

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My new book about to be published

What is a small culture?

See my new blog. “The intercultural is always shifting and uncertain and operates in ‘small’ domains. This ‘smallness’ does not however in any way diminish culture as … figurative aspects of civilisation, nation, history, home, ancestry”

Going back to what the reader needs to know in the introduction