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The Resilience of Native-Speakerism: A Realist Perspectiveconceptual exploration of native-speakerism as ideology within a contingent social realm. Specifically, I develop a realist approach to answering the above question by drawing from the works of Layder (Modern social theory: key debates and new directions. UCL Press, London, 1997) and Carter (Realism

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Native-Speakerism and , in Japanese Higher Education Policy and Related Hiring Practices: A Focus onigates to what extent the ideologies of native-speakerism and/or . (discourses of Japaneseness) are reflected in this policy and the hiring practices associated with it. Drawing on critical discourse analysis (CDA), publicly available documents relating to the programme as well as job advertisements

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Menburyu and the Shaguma: (De)Constructing (Inter)National Cultural Practices and Symbols Within a Pin relation to . and the ., which are interconnected cultural symbols and practices found in Saga Prefecture where the author works. To that end, this chapter is split into two main parts prior to discussion and conclusion. Firstly, the relationship between post-native-speakerism and social construc