Language of Adult Immigrants

Discover the profound insights in Language of Adult Immigrants by Elizabeth R. Miller, published by Channel View Publications Ltd in 2014. This enlightening book delves into the unique experiences of immigrant small business owners as they navigate language learning and usage. With a focus on how these individuals co-construct their theories of agency, Miller draws on performativity theory, building upon the foundational works of Vygotsky and Bakhtin. The book also investigates the 'agency of spaces' and the impact of language ideologies on immigrant experiences. Spanning 184 pages, this essential read is perfect for educators, linguists, and anyone interested in the intersection of language, identity, and entrepreneurship. Enhance your understanding of adult education and the challenges faced by foreign speakers in the UK with this compelling study.