Jeonghye Son

Lecturer | Korean Language and Culture
phone 604 822 4052
location_on Auditorium Annex B 214
Research Area

About

Jeonghye Son specializes in Korean sociolinguistics with a specific focus on minority language maintenance/shift, language ideologies and identities. She completed her dissertation on language socialization processes through which languages ideologies and identities are constructed, transmitted and negotiated within the Korean diaspora in Japan. Her other research interests include linguistic rights, multicultural and multilingual policy, language and citizenship in South Korea, and Korean language education as a second language and heritage language.

Education: 

PhD, Korean Sociolinguistics (UBC, 2017)
MA, Korean Sociolinguistics (UBC, 2008)
MA, Korean linguistics (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 2004)

https://korean.arts.ubc.ca


Teaching


Jeonghye Son

Lecturer | Korean Language and Culture
phone 604 822 4052
location_on Auditorium Annex B 214
Research Area

About

Jeonghye Son specializes in Korean sociolinguistics with a specific focus on minority language maintenance/shift, language ideologies and identities. She completed her dissertation on language socialization processes through which languages ideologies and identities are constructed, transmitted and negotiated within the Korean diaspora in Japan. Her other research interests include linguistic rights, multicultural and multilingual policy, language and citizenship in South Korea, and Korean language education as a second language and heritage language.

Education: 

PhD, Korean Sociolinguistics (UBC, 2017)
MA, Korean Sociolinguistics (UBC, 2008)
MA, Korean linguistics (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 2004)

https://korean.arts.ubc.ca


Teaching


Jeonghye Son

Lecturer | Korean Language and Culture
phone 604 822 4052
location_on Auditorium Annex B 214
Research Area
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Jeonghye Son specializes in Korean sociolinguistics with a specific focus on minority language maintenance/shift, language ideologies and identities. She completed her dissertation on language socialization processes through which languages ideologies and identities are constructed, transmitted and negotiated within the Korean diaspora in Japan. Her other research interests include linguistic rights, multicultural and multilingual policy, language and citizenship in South Korea, and Korean language education as a second language and heritage language.

Education: 

PhD, Korean Sociolinguistics (UBC, 2017)
MA, Korean Sociolinguistics (UBC, 2008)
MA, Korean linguistics (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, 2004)

https://korean.arts.ubc.ca

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