A NEW WINDOW TO ELT IDENTITY: THE FIRST PICTURE AND MISSION OF TRANSIDENTITY VERSUS CROSS-IDENTITY APPROACH
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Keywords

Transidentity.
Cross-Identity.
Sub- Category.
ELT.

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Moradi, M. ., & Hosseini, L. . (2023). A NEW WINDOW TO ELT IDENTITY: THE FIRST PICTURE AND MISSION OF TRANSIDENTITY VERSUS CROSS-IDENTITY APPROACH. Synesis (ISSN 1984-6754), 15(1), 26–31. Retrieved from https://seer.ucp.br/seer/index.php/synesis/article/view/2398

Abstract

 The word "TRANSIDENTITY", for the first time, came to my mind while writing my PH.D thesis on teacher Identity. As I surfed and pursued the books, papers, and internet, I couldn't have found any paper, material, and issue on it.  All I had found were on Identity, Sub-Categories of Identity, Transnational Identity, somehow about Cross-Identity, and nothing more. That was why it sparked my mind to challenge and change the worldview of the ELT identity and take a leap in the dark to go beyond the borders, territories, and limitations of just Identity.

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