@article{discovery10018754,
            year = {2010},
           title = {'Migrant Languages in a Multi-Ethnic Scenario: Brazilian Portuguese in London'},
           pages = {79--93},
          volume = {26},
         journal = {Portuguese Studies},
          number = {1},
        abstract = {The focus of this paper is the use of the Portuguese language in identification practices by a small group of Brazilians living in the Brazilian community of London. I firstly aim to provide a general account of the main political, social, demographic, cultural and linguistic factors affecting these Brazilian migrants, examining in particular the links berween language and identity from the perspective of a group of mothers who take their children to Portuguese lessons. I then focus on three of the offspring to assess how they are affected by their mothers' self-identification. Hence, this paper seeks to provide insight on the irnportance of language in the construction of identity of a group of mothers of Brazilian heritage in England, and how their positionins affects their children's identification and linguistic practices.},
          author = {Souza, Ana},
             url = {https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10018754/},
        keywords = {Portuguese language, Brazilian migrants, mothers and children, identity construction, linguistic practices}
}