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Dirigentas, intérpretes, acompañantes: sobre metodologías participativas y construcción de la ciudadanía en el Perú 导演、口译员、同伴:关于秘鲁的参与式方法和公民建设
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0022
Luis Andrade Ciudad, R. Howard
Resumen El propósito de este artículo de reflexión es doble: en primer lugar, damos cuenta de la metodología participativa que aplicamos en el proyecto “Mejorando la vida de las mujeres a través del rol de las traductoras sociales en el Perú rural”. Este proyecto, desarrollado entre los años 2018 y 2019, tuvo como objetivos visibilizar y resaltar el rol desempeñado por lideresas comunitarias de Puno y Ayacucho, en el sur andino del Perú, como intérpretes y traductoras ad hoc, en beneficio de miembros de sus comunidades, muchos de ellos y ellas hablantes de quechua o aimara y español, con diferentes niveles de bilingüismo. En segundo lugar, sobre la base de esta experiencia, abordamos el alcance de las metodologías participativas como un recurso para crear conciencia sobre los procesos de construcción de ciudadanía “desde abajo” en Sudamérica.
最后,我们提出了一种新的方法,通过这种方法,我们可以确定一个特定的社会群体,在这个社会群体中,不同群体之间的关系是不同的,在这个社会中,不同群体之间的关系是不同的,在这个社会中,不同群体之间的关系是不同的。开发这一项目,2018年至2019年,目标是就妇女和强调角色所发挥的阿亚库乔普诺和社区妇女领导者,在秘鲁安第斯南部地区,作为特设和口译译员,以造福其社区成员,其中很多和他们讲盖丘亚语或西班牙语,bilingüismo程度不同。其次,基于这一经验,我们探讨了参与式方法作为一种资源的范围,以提高对南美洲“自下而上”公民建设过程的认识。
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"We have that strong R, you know": the enregisterment of a distinctive use of rhotics in Santomean Portuguese. “We have the strong R, you know”:这是圣葡语中独特的卷舌音。
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-27 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2021-0099
Marie-Eve Bouchard

This study examines how the use of rhotics in Santomean Portuguese is becoming enregistered as a feature that marks Santomeans' national identity. It is based on ethnographic fieldwork and semistructured interviews with Santomeans living on São Tomé Island and in Portugal. The qualitative analysis of the data reveals the process that leads to the use and awareness of the rhotic feature among Santomeans. This increasing awareness is analysed in terms of orders of indexicality. The author suggests that awareness of this rhotic feature among Santomeans is contingent on having contact with Portuguese speakers of non-Santomean origin, as they only become aware of their distinctive use of rhotics when they are in contact with speakers of another variety of Portuguese on the island, in the diaspora, or online. Also, even if this feature is perceived negatively by many, it remains available for identity-driven use to express a connection to São Tomé and Príncipe.

本研究考察了在圣葡语中使用卷舌音是如何成为标志着圣葡民族认同的一种特征。它是基于对居住在 o tom岛和葡萄牙的圣多美人的实地考察和半结构化访谈。数据的定性分析揭示了导致使用和意识到的过程中舌音特征的圣多米安人。这种日益增长的认识是根据索引顺序来分析的。作者认为,圣多米安人对这种卷舌音特征的认识取决于与非圣多米安血统的葡萄牙语使用者的接触,因为他们只有在与岛上、侨民或在线上的另一种葡萄牙语使用者接触时,才会意识到自己独特的卷舌音使用。此外,即使这个功能被许多人认为是负面的,它仍然可以用于身份驱动的使用,以表达与 o tom和Príncipe的联系。
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Linguistic ethnography and immigrant youth’s social lives in the liminal interludes of schooling 语言民族志与移民青年的社会生活在学校教育的有限间隙
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0033
I. García-Sánchez
Abstract In this paper, I examine how liminal spatio-temporal contexts both afford and constrain how immigrant children navigate their social lives in educational settings. Liminal schooling contexts have largely been unexamined in micro-ethnographic approaches to schooling, despite the potential of these contexts for illuminating the educational lives of youth. Shifting the ethnographic lens to the interactions occurring in seemingly liminal schooling contexts (in between ratified activities, in between ratified places, etc.) reveal heightened forms of behavior at the extremes of a continuum ranging from empathy/inclusion to violence/exclusion. On the one hand, liminality can render immigrant youth more vulnerable to racialized bullying, including verbal and physical aggression, since many of the institutional protections that apply in ratified schooling contexts are in abeyance. On the other hand, liminal contexts also allow for displays of support and empathy that can lead to the development of cross-ethnic peer friendships, which can happen when social-ethnic boundaries and hierarchies that are reproduced in more central contexts are relaxed. This paper builds on a linguistic ethnography documenting the social lives of Moroccan immigrant children in a Southwestern Spanish town. Using videoanalysis and ethnographic methods in discourse analysis, I focus on videotaped interactions between immigrant students and their Spanish counterparts taking place in the interstices of school life – when students are walking between buildings, in the fringes/corners of the schoolyard, in between classes … etc. The long-term ethnography allows me to examine the interactions occurring in these liminal contexts in relation to institutional culture and to the relational history between children. This paper calls for examining youth’s schooling experiences more holistically. What happens in liminal contexts is crucial to achieving educational equity in the 21st century: it can, for example, undermine progressive curricular efforts and can have positive/negative implications for immigrant youth’s enduring feelings of belonging and educational enfranchisement.
在本文中,我研究了阈限时空背景如何提供和限制移民儿童如何在教育环境中导航他们的社会生活。尽管这些背景有可能照亮青年的教育生活,但在微观人种学的学校教育方法中,阈限学校教育背景在很大程度上没有得到检验。将民族志的镜头转移到看似有限的学校环境中发生的互动(在批准的活动之间,在批准的地方之间,等等),揭示了从同情/包容到暴力/排斥的连续体的极端行为形式。一方面,限制可能使移民青年更容易受到种族欺凌,包括言语和身体攻击,因为许多适用于批准的学校环境的制度保护被搁置。另一方面,阈限环境也允许支持和同情的展示,这可能导致跨种族同伴友谊的发展,当在更中心的环境中再现的社会种族界限和等级制度被放松时,就会发生这种情况。这篇论文建立在记录西班牙西南部城镇摩洛哥移民儿童社会生活的语言民族志的基础上。在话语分析中,我使用视频分析和民族志方法,重点关注移民学生和西班牙学生之间发生在学校生活间隙的互动录像——当学生在建筑物之间行走时,在校园的边缘/角落里,在课间……等等。长期的民族志使我能够研究在这些与制度文化和儿童之间的关系历史有关的有限背景下发生的相互作用。本文呼吁对青少年求学经历进行更全面的考察。在阈值环境中发生的事情对于在21世纪实现教育公平至关重要:例如,它可能破坏进步的课程努力,并可能对移民青年持久的归属感和教育权利产生积极/消极的影响。
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Thresholds of liminality: discourse and embodiment from separation to consummation among Guatemalan Maya youth workers in Los Angeles 阈限:洛杉矶危地马拉玛雅青年工作者从分离到圆满的话语与体现
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0035
B. O’Connor, Stephanie L. Canizales
Abstract This paper brings contemporary scholarship on youth migration, Indigeneity, race, and language into conversation with formative work on liminality and rites of passage. Drawing on six years’ worth of participant observation and interviews with L1 Maya (primarily K’iche’) speaking Guatemalan youth workers in Los Angeles, we theorize the transformations that characterize urban immigrant life for Indigenous Latinxs in the contemporary United States as a passage through the liminal state from separation to consummation. We first analyze participants’ language behavior during the separation phase following migration, when youth sought to defend themselves from anti-Indigenous harm and discrimination through discourse practices such as cloaking or denying Maya proficiency, claiming to be Mexican or non-Indigenous Guatemalan, or avoiding speaking Spanish or K’iche’ in public. Participants also employed techniques of bodily concealment that were believed to make them less racially identifiable in physical terms. As time went on, youth felt less of a need to defend themselves from stigmas attached to Indigeneity and Guatemalan identity and began to consider possibilities for expressing ethnic and linguistic pride in communal settings. This reflection was enabled by youth’s growing embeddedness in Los Angeles’s multicultural society along with coethnic small group settings that valorized Indigeneity and invited youth to compare their trajectories to those of other immigrant groups. We acknowledge the distinctive challenges that Indigenous youth encounter as immigrants to the US. However, our findings point beyond Indigenous Latinxs’ post-migration experiences of shame, fear, and discrimination to possibilities for language maintenance and cultural pride in the context of long-term sobrevivencia, or survival, in diaspora.
摘要:本文将当代关于青年移民、土著、种族和语言的学术研究与关于阈限和成人仪式的形成性工作进行了对话。通过六年的参与观察和对洛杉矶说母语玛雅人(主要是K ' iche ')的危地马拉青年工人的采访,我们将当代美国拉丁美洲原住民的城市移民生活特征的转变理论化,作为从分离到完善的阈值状态的通道。我们首先分析了参与者在移民后的分离阶段的语言行为,当时年轻人试图通过话语实践来保护自己免受反土著的伤害和歧视,例如掩饰或否认玛雅语的熟练程度,声称自己是墨西哥人或非土著危地马拉人,或避免在公共场合说西班牙语或K ' iche '。参与者还使用了身体隐藏的技术,据信这可以使他们在身体上不那么容易被识别出种族。随着时间的推移,年轻人感到不太需要为自己辩护,以免受到土著和危地马拉身份的污名,并开始考虑在社区环境中表达种族和语言自豪感的可能性。这种反思是由于年轻人越来越多地融入洛杉矶的多元文化社会,以及同族小团体的环境,这些环境强调了土著性,并邀请年轻人将他们的轨迹与其他移民群体的轨迹进行比较。我们承认土著青年移民到美国时所遇到的独特挑战。然而,我们的研究结果指出,除了土著拉丁人在移民后的羞耻、恐惧和歧视经历之外,在长期流亡或生存的背景下,语言维护和文化自豪感的可能性。
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“Miss, our clothes are clean:” contesting liminality in Lebanese kindergarten classrooms “小姐,我们的衣服很干净”,这是黎巴嫩幼儿园教室里的禁忌
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0041
Thea Renda Abu El-Haj, Samira Chatila
Abstract Across the world, optimistic educational policy discourses promote early childhood education as a key strategy for combating poverty and for building bright futures for the most vulnerable members of society. Viewed from the ground up, this picture of early childhood education as a path to bright futures for all children is often belied by political and economic entrenchments. This article draws on a four-year ethnographic study of multiple classrooms in one Lebanese public kindergarten school that serves the most vulnerable children in Lebanon – Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian children who face daily the insecurities of poverty, displacement, and political violence. Drawing on anthropological theory that illustrates how social identities forged at the level of historical timescales are constructed and contested at the microlevel of everyday life, we pay particular attention to spatio-temporal liminal contexts within which children renounce productions of their own, their peers’, and their families’ marginality.
在世界范围内,乐观的教育政策话语将幼儿教育作为消除贫困和为社会最弱势成员建立光明未来的关键战略。从根本上看,幼儿教育是所有儿童通往光明未来之路的这一图景往往被政治和经济上的根深蒂固的观念所掩盖。本文引用了一项为期四年的民族志研究,研究对象是黎巴嫩一所公立幼儿园的多个教室,该学校为黎巴嫩最脆弱的儿童提供服务——黎巴嫩、叙利亚和巴勒斯坦儿童,他们每天都面临着贫困、流离失所和政治暴力带来的不安全感。借鉴人类学理论,说明在历史时间尺度上形成的社会身份是如何在日常生活的微观层面上构建和争论的,我们特别关注时空界限语境,在这种语境中,儿童放弃了他们自己、同龄人和家庭的边缘性。
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Beyond Policías y ladrones: an epilogue to liminality? 超越Policías无人机:阈限的后记?
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0094
Ofelia García
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New horizons in the study of language and liminality: an introduction 语言与阈限研究的新视野:导论
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0097
Ariana Mangual Figueroa, I. García-Sánchez
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Stewards of the language: liminality and transnational sovereignty 语言的管家:阈限和跨国主权
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0040
Patricia Baquedano-López, Cristina S. Méndez
Abstract In this article we introduce the language practices of a group of Indigenous Maya students at an elementary school in northern California. We discuss how liminal experience in migration foregrounds an awareness of becoming and embodying multiple selves and of using multiple languages across the home, school, and community. Through an analysis of interview data from a three and a half-year ethnographic project at the school, we focus on two students’ strategies for learning and stewarding their Indigenous language. Their use and awareness of language offer examples of Indigenous resurgence and futurity as the young generation reclaims language in acts of transnational sovereignty. We argue that these students’ translanguaging practices represent their everyday actions as stewards of the language, and that in the process of learning their Indigenous language, these students enact forms of transnational sovereignty.
在这篇文章中,我们介绍了一群土著玛雅学生在北加州一所小学的语言实践。我们讨论了移民中的阈值经验如何使人们意识到成为和体现多重自我,并在家庭、学校和社区中使用多种语言。通过对该校为期三年半的民族志项目的访谈数据分析,我们重点研究了两名学生学习和管理土著语言的策略。他们对语言的使用和意识提供了土著复兴和未来的例子,因为年轻一代在跨国主权行动中重新获得语言。我们认为,这些学生的跨语言实践代表了他们作为语言管家的日常行为,并且在学习土著语言的过程中,这些学生制定了跨国主权的形式。
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Angolan children’s experiences in residential centers: displacement, liminality, and belonging 安哥拉儿童在收容中心的经历:流离失所、模糊感和归属感
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0038
Kristina João Nazimova
Abstract This article examines how language, liminality, and social marginalization converge in the institutional lives of two displaced children in Angola. A displaced child is very likely to be placed into institutionalized care, which in Angola exists in the form of centros de acolhimento, residential centers that house minors affected by orphanhood, poverty, displacement, or abandonment. Drawing on one year of ethnographic research in two residential centers, the article argues that despite being sites of care and protection, some children come to desire living on the street as a byproduct of persistent marginalization and forms of liminality in the institutions. Utilizing audiovisual recordings of everyday interactions among children and the center’s staff as data, the focus of the article is a set of communicative practices that routinely positioned certain children as liminal subjects who possessed the negative attributes with which liminality is most often associated: danger, pollution, and being an ambiguous nonentity. As a result, those children occupied marginalized positions within the centers and their attempts at claiming their belonging were repeatedly undermined. The lived experience, talk, and perspectives of two children, a boy and a girl, are closely analyzed to illuminate the micro-processes involved in the discursive production of their liminality and social marginality. More broadly, the article elucidates the everyday forms of liminality that take place in the mundane, rather than in ritualized rites of passage, and questions the traditional notion of liminality as a temporary state.
本文探讨了语言、阈限和社会边缘化在安哥拉两个流离失所儿童的机构生活中是如何融合的。流离失所的儿童很可能被安置在机构照料中,在安哥拉,这种照料以centeros de acolhimento的形式存在,即收容受孤儿、贫困、流离失所或被遗弃影响的未成年人的居住中心。在两个收容中心进行了一年的人种学研究后,文章认为,尽管收容中心是照顾和保护的场所,但由于收容机构中持续的边缘化和各种形式的限制,一些儿童开始渴望在街上生活。利用儿童和中心工作人员之间日常互动的视听记录作为数据,这篇文章的重点是一组交流实践,这些交流实践通常将某些儿童定位为具有负面属性的阈限对象,这些属性与阈限最常相关:危险、污染和模糊的虚无。结果,这些儿童在中心内处于边缘地位,他们要求归属的努力一再遭到破坏。本文仔细分析了两个孩子(一男一女)的生活经历、谈话和观点,以阐明他们的阈限性和社会边缘性的话语生产中涉及的微观过程。更广泛地说,这篇文章阐明了在日常生活中发生的阈限形式,而不是在仪式化的成人仪式中,并质疑了阈限作为一种暂时状态的传统观念。
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Navigating liminality: young people’s political socialization in a conflict-affected context 走向极限:受冲突影响的背景下年轻人的政治社会化
0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.1515/ijsl-2022-0036
Constadina Charalambous
Abstract This paper focuses on political socialization in a conflict-affected context and looks at how young Greek-Cypriot learners of Turkish debated political positionings and engaged with political and conflict ideologies usually seen as part of the adult world. It draws on data from two linguistic ethnographic projects (2006–2009; 2012–2015) that analysed classroom observations and recordings of controversial Turkish-as-Foreign-Language (MFL) lessons in a Greek-Cypriot Secondary School. The paper employs the concept of liminality, which has been traditionally linked with transition, describing an in-between space, where normal rules, conventions and relations are suspended or transgressed, carrying the potential for the creation of new structures and creative performance. Moving away from romantised approaches to liminality as liberating from structures, the analysis looks “inside liminality” for alternative or enduring patterns and conventions and reveals the affordances and limitations of liminal-like experiences in education settings, and their potential role in young people’s political socialization. Approaching children/teenagers as youthful political agents, the paper analyses first the multiple liminal social and political spaces that young learners of Turkish occupied; then, it focuses particularly on an interactional event, when the usual lesson structures and procedures of the language lesson were suspended, looking at how students, in this liminal-like moment, mobilized knowledge and recourses to form and debate political subjectivities and dominant political ideologies. The analysis points to the resilience of conflict discourses and discourses of othering but it also reveals youngsters’ attempts to articulate a political discourse that introduces new discursive frames for the discussion of social and political relations in a post-conflict manner. This has important implications for young people’s political socialization in conflict-affected contexts, revealing the role that language plays in this process.
本文重点关注冲突影响背景下的政治社会化,并研究年轻的希腊-塞浦路斯土耳其语学习者如何辩论政治立场,并参与通常被视为成人世界一部分的政治和冲突意识形态。它借鉴了两个语言民族志项目(2006-2009;2012年至2015年),该研究分析了一所希腊塞浦路斯中学有争议的土耳其语作为外语(MFL)课程的课堂观察和录音。本文采用了传统上与过渡联系在一起的阈限概念,描述了一个中间空间,在这里,正常的规则、惯例和关系被暂停或违反,承载了创造新结构和创造性表演的潜力。从从结构中解放出来的浪漫化的阈限性方法中,分析着眼于“阈限性内部”的替代或持久的模式和惯例,并揭示了教育环境中阈限类经验的支持和局限性,以及它们在年轻人政治社会化中的潜在作用。本文将儿童/青少年视为年轻的政治代理人,首先分析了土耳其语青年学习者所占据的多重社会和政治空间;然后,它特别关注一个互动事件,当通常的课程结构和语言课程程序暂停时,看看学生如何在这个阈值般的时刻动员知识和资源来形成和辩论政治主体性和占主导地位的政治意识形态。分析指出了冲突话语和他者话语的弹性,但它也揭示了年轻人试图阐明一种政治话语,这种话语为冲突后的社会和政治关系的讨论引入了新的话语框架。这对受冲突影响的年轻人的政治社会化具有重要意义,揭示了语言在这一过程中所起的作用。
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