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1. Boyd H. Davis, Ralf Thiede, Mary K. Smith
   Cross-cultural Socialization into a Common Profession: Exploring how Nursing Students in Taiwan and in the U.S. Narrate Professional Identity
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   3. Boroditsky, Lera. 2011. How language shapes thought. Scientific American 304.2 (February). 63-65. DOI
   4. Boyle, Diane, Sue Popkess-Vawter and Rome Taunton. 1996. Socialization of new graduate nurses in critical care. Heart Lung 25. 141-54. DOI
   5. Carlson, Elisabeth, Ewa Pilhammar and Christine Wann-Hansson. 2010. ‘This is nursing’: Nursing roles as mediated by precepting nurses during clinical practice. Nurse Education Today 30. 763-67. DOI
   6. Chan, Sally and Frances Wong. 1999. Development of basic nursing education in China and Hong Kong. Journal of Advanced Nursing 29. 1300-07. DOI
   7. Chen, Kaiyi. 1996. Missionaries and the early development of nursing in China. Nursing History Review 4. 129-49.
   8. DasGupta, Sayantani, Dodi Meyer, Ayxa Calero-Breckheimer, Alex W. Costley and Sobeira Guillen. 2006. Teaching cultural competency through narrative medicine: Intersections of classroom and community. Teaching and Learning in Medicine 18. 14-17. DOI
   9. Deppoliti, Denise. 2008. Exploring how new registered nurses construct professional identity in hospital settings. Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing 39. 255-62.DOI
   10. Duff, Patricia. 2008. Language socialization, higher education, and work. In: Nancy H. Hornberger (ed.), Encyclopedia of Language and Education, 2nd Edition, Volume 8: Language Socialization, 257-70. New York: Springer.DOI
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   13. Etheridge, Sharon. 2007. Learning to think like a nurse: Stories from new nurse graduates. Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing 38. 24-30. DOI
   14. Fagerberg, Ingegerd and Mona Kihlgren. 2001. Experiencing a nurse identity: The meaning of identity to Swedish registered nurses 2 years after graduation. Journal of Advanced Nursing 34. 137-45. DOI
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   20. Kecskés, Istvan and Jacob Mey. 2008. Intention, Common Ground, and the Egocentric Speaker-hearer. Berlin/New York: Mouton de Gruyter. DOI
   21. Kotsakalis, Mary. 2010. Private communication, August 15, 2010.
   22. Kuo Chien-Lin, Michael Turton, Jane Lee-Hsieh, Tseng Hung-Fu and Hsu Chin-Lung. 2007. Measuring peer caring behaviors of nursing students: Scale development. International Journal of Nursing Studies 44. 105-14. DOI
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   24. Lee-Hsieh, Jane, Kuo Chien-Lin, Tseng Hung-Fu and Michael Turton. 2005. Development of an instrument to measure caring behaviors in nursing students in Taiwan. International Journal of Nursing Studies 42. 579-88. DOI
   25. Leininger, Madeline. 2002. Transcultural Nursing. NY: McGraw-Hill.
   26. Li Duanduan. 2000. The pragmatics of making requests in the L2 workplace: A case study of language socialization. The Canadian Modern Language Review 57. 58-87. DOI
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   30. MacIntosh, Judith. 2003. Reworking professional nursing identity. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 25. 725-41. DOI
   31. Melrose, Sherri, Jean Miller, Kathryn Gordon and Katherine Janzen. 2012. Becoming socialized into a new professional role: LPN to BN student nurses’ experiences with legitimation. Nursing Research and Practice, 2012, ID 946063, .DOI
   32. Messersmith, Amber. 2008. Becoming a Nurse: The Role of Communication in Professional Socialization. University of Kansas Ph.D. dissertation.
   33. Moeschler, Jacques. 2007. Conversational and conventional implicatures. In: István Kecskés & Laurence Robert Horn (eds.), Explorations in Pragmatics; Linguistic, Cognitive and Intercultural Aspects, 73-94. Berlin/New York: Mouton de Gruyter.
   34. Pang, Samantha, David Arthur and Thomas Wong. 2000. Drawing a qualitative distinction of caring practices in a professional context: The case of Chinese nursing. Holistic Nursing Practice 15. 22-31 DOI
   35. Postema, Gerald J. 2008. Salience reasoning. Topoi 27. 41-55. DOI
   36. Reybold, L. Earle. 2008. Practitioner-faculty dialectic: Balancing professional identities in adult education. Journal of Adult Development 15. 140-57. DOI
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   38. Swift, Teresa and Paul Dieppe. 2005. Using expert patients’ narratives as an educational resource. Patient Education and Counseling 57. 115-21.DOI
   39. Stocker, Joel. Personal Communication, May 2010. Medical Anthropology and Scientific Writing, College of Nursing, Kaohsiung Medical University, Kaohsiung Taiwan.
   40. Turale, Sue, Shih Fu-Jin, Areewan Klunklin, Ratanawadee Chontawan, Misae Ito and Fujiko Nakao. 2010. Asia-Pacific nursing scholarship development: Qualitative exploration of nurse scholars in Taiwan (Republic of China). Journal of Clinical Nursing 19. 2601-10. DOI
   41. Vagan, André. 2009. Medical students’ perceptions of identity in communication skills training: A qualitative study. Medical Education 43. 254-59 DOI
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2. Weronika Łaszkiewicz
   Finding God(s) in Fantasylands: Religious Ideas in Fantasy Literature
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3. Rafał Modzelewski
   Virtual Togetherness: Sense of Identity and Community in Cyberspace
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4. Gerrard Mugford
   Face, linguistic (im)politeness and polyphony in Thomas Hardy’s Far from the Madding Crowd
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5. Anna M. Tomczak
   Rushdie Affair Revisited
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THE WRITERS’ CORNER


6. Michael W. Thomas
   “Other Than They Were”: Fair Places Full of Folk
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   1. Barnes, Julian. 2011. The Sense Of An Ending. London: Cape.
   2. Jack, Ian. 2009. The Country Formerly Known As Great Britain. London: Vintage.
   3. Marcus, Laura. 1994. Auto/biographical discourses. Manchester: Manchester University Press.
   4. Thomas, Michael W. 2014. Batmans Hill, South Staffs: 1961-1972. London: Flipped Eye.

BEYOND THE CANON


7. Kirk S. Palmer
   Beyond the Canon: Second Looks at Oft-Neglected Books