Alison Stewart (Books)

Alison Stewart Books

This author delves into profound themes such as growing up under apartheid and the migrant experience. Her writing frequently explores personal journeys and social realities with remarkable sensitivity and insight. Through her works, she shares powerful narratives of identity, resilience, and the search for belonging. Influenced by her background in journalism, her prose is both accessible and engaging.

Language Teacher Recognition

Narratives of Filipino English Teachers in Japan

152 pages
6 hours of reading

Focusing on the experiences of immigrant Filipino teachers of English in Japan, this book delves into their career narratives and the challenges they face while working with young learners. It offers a critical examination of poststructuralist perspectives on identity, highlighting the complexities of their roles and contributions in the educational landscape. Through these narratives, the book sheds light on the broader implications of cultural and professional identity in teaching.