Differenz - Ungleichheit - Erziehungswissenschaft 2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-10516-7_9
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Datenbasierte Porträts als Instrumentarium einer ethnografischen Ungleichheitsforschung

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“…By means of ethnography, multilingualism as a social practice and negotiations of language(s) in families can be connected to the families’ stories and their actual living conditions. In doing so, micro processes of social inequality (Machold, 2017) can be taken into account. At the same time, as with all studies conducted in the context of research with vulnerable groups in a multilingual context, this study also has limitations.…”
Section: Discussion and Conclusion: Negotiations Of Language(s) Trans...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…By means of ethnography, multilingualism as a social practice and negotiations of language(s) in families can be connected to the families’ stories and their actual living conditions. In doing so, micro processes of social inequality (Machold, 2017) can be taken into account. At the same time, as with all studies conducted in the context of research with vulnerable groups in a multilingual context, this study also has limitations.…”
Section: Discussion and Conclusion: Negotiations Of Language(s) Trans...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, questions of social inequalities are often examined from a quantitative point of view, which is important for understanding correlations and societal mechanisms. But by looking at such questions within the framework of qualitative reconstructive research, micro processes of the emergence of social inequality can be illuminated, as Machold (2017: 157) emphasises.…”
Section: Transnational Families Language and Inequality: Theoretical ...mentioning
confidence: 99%