“But you’re not really foreign”: an autoethnography of a working-class Canadian “passing” in England

Keyphrases

• Autoethnography 100%
• 21st Century 50%
• Reflexive 50%
• Lived Experience 50%
• Memory Work 50%
• European Countries 50%
• Broad Perspective 50%
• Academic Environment 50%
• European Union 50%
• Native English Speakers 50%
• Eastern European 50%
• Vignettes 50%
• Self-consciousness 50%
• Immigrants 50%
• Foreignness 50%
• Racial Identity 50%
• Brexit 50%
• Relish 50%
• Commonwealth Countries 50%
• Canadian Immigration 50%
• Modes of Inquiry 50%
• Crescendo 50%

Arts and Humanities

• England 100%
• Autoethnography 100%
• Reflexive 50%
• Conscious 50%
• Lived Experience 50%
• Tension 50%
• Life course 50%
• Commonwealth 50%
• English Speaker 50%
• Liminal 50%
• Vignette 50%
• Foreignness 50%
• Crescendo 50%