Integrated Geospatial Methods for Multilingual Cities: Combining GPS, Electronically Activated Recorder, and Map-based Ethnographic Interviews
Bernadette O'Rourke,
Qunshan Zhao,
Alejandro Dayán-Fernández
et al.
Abstract:Multilingual speakers’ linguistic practices are typically investigated via self-report measures, often relying on subjective memory recall. This article examines the potential of an interdisciplinary methodology which would allow us to examine the experiences of multilingual speakers as they are played out in real time and space through a combination of GPS monitoring, the use of Electronically Activated Recorder (EAR) and map-based ethnographic interviews. GPS and EAR offer promising opportunities to investig… Show more
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