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WP349 From critical analysis to critical education: The TRACE Research Report
2026
The research project “TRACE: Tracing Racism in Anti-raCist discoursE – A critical approach to European public speech on the migrant and refugee crisis” adopts a critical discourse analytical perspective to examine how racist discourse can be …
Key words: anti-racism, critical discourse analysis, critical education, Greece, migration
WP348 Living with the chronotope of war: Sri Lankan Tamil diasporans in London
2025
‘Are chronotopes helpful’, asked Jan Blommaert. This chapter answers affirmatively, but uses the concept differently from Blommaert, centring its analysis on the difficulties that Sri Lankan Tamils in London experience in talking about the Sri …
Key words: chronotope, context, migration, narrative, refugees, Sri Lankan Tamils
WP320. Acesso desigual a recursos semióticos em práticas corporais e afetivas em contexto de migração estudantil
2023
Resumo: Neste artigo, discuto como recursos linguísticos reconhecidos como “português” covariam com outros recursos materiais e produzem diferentes efeitos de mobilidade num mesmo quadro espaço-temporal. Em face desses …
Key words: migration, mobility, Portuguese language, resources
WP288 Post-digital communication: Chronotopic worlds in Trump's discourse on migration
2021
In this article we analyze Trump's discourse on migration based on a study of 915 tweets collected from Trump's Twitter account (@realDonaldTrump) covering a period between 01/25/2015 and 09/26/2019. We align with recent theorizations about political …
Key words: discourse, language and politics, migration, Trump
WP286 "We explain": Interaction and becoming a family in migration
2021
This paper uses the lens of language brokering to explore parent-child interaction as a migrant family re-grounds itself in the new linguistic and social context. Whereas brokering is often seen as children's translating, this ethnographic study …
Key words: interaction, migration
WP263 How museums de-marginalise migration
2019
Newly set-up social heritage museums have attempted to counter the anonymous and stereotyped presentations of migrants in the public sphere. Drawing on the tension between media and museum representations of human mobility, this paper offers a …
WP73 Here and there: Space and social positioning in the identity narratives of Andalusian migrants
2011
This article explores a set of identity?related narratives collectively constructed by a group of Andalusian (Southern Spain) migrants settled in Aarhus, Denmark, in a focus group interview. Linking up to previous narrative work in which the role of …
Key words: focus groups, identity, migration, narrative, small‐stories, space