Marco Jacquemet
Biographic Data
| ID | 139013 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marco Jacquemet |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marco |
| FAMILY NAME | Jacquemet |
| SIGNATURE | JACQUEMET M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of San Francisco |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 240 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Exploring (Im)mobilities: Language Practices, Discourses and Imaginaries
The chapters in this volume use ethnographically-based methodologies to address the interconnectedness between forms of mobility and immobility in international migratory processes or in discriminatory practices within the boundaries of national states, thus bringing to light a sociolinguistics responsive to 21st century concerns.
If he speaks Italian it’s better”: Metapragmatics in court
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Transidioma and Territory: Language and Power in the Age of Globalization
The experience of linguistic globalization and the communicative disorder it entails require a serious retooling of most basic units of linguistic analysis. The chaos and indeterminacy of contemporary flows of people, knowledge, texts, and commodities across social and geographical space challenge most sociolinguistic assumptions about social interactions. In particular, we can no longer assume that national territory is linked to a dominant lang…
Transidioma afloat: Communication, power, and migration in the Mediterranean Sea
One consequence of European unification has been the transformation of the Mediterranean Sea into a defensive moat to stop the flow of unwanted migrants. In this techno-political moat, the communication networks of ‘Fortress Europe’ have established, through monitoring and interception technologies (and their corresponding speech acts), a buffer zone surrounding European Union (EU) territorial waters. In this buffer zone, the EU and its member st…
Names and the transidioma: Language and power in the 21st century
The experience of linguistic globalization, and the communicative disorder it entails, requires a serious retooling of most basic units of semiotic analysis. The complexity and indeterminacy of late-modern communication affects most sociolinguistic assumptions behind social interactions. In particular, we can no longer assume a model of dialogue based on shared indexical knowledge. By introducing the concept of transidioma – i.e. the ensemble of …
Beyond the speech community: On belonging to a multilingual, diasporic, and digital social network
Political Trials in Theory and History
Transidioma
In this paper I will sketch the evolution of the concept of transidiomatic practices from my first analysis of the "transidiomatic floater" as an example of these practices (JACQUEMET 2005) to the current all-encompassing concept of the "transidioma" (JACQUEMET forthcoming). This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License
Asylum and superdiversity: The search for denotational accuracy during asylum hearings
Metapragmatics: Gumperz's legacy in the study of language and power
S'appuyant sur des données ethnographiques issues de procès de criminels italiens, cet article discute l'héritage de John J. Gumperz dans les études sur le rôle du pouvoir dans la communication institutionnelle. En particulier il se centre sur l'usage de stratégies technopolitiques dans la domination interactionnelle. On explore comment l'intérêt de Gumperz pour le discours institutionnel a préparé le terrain à l'étude de la métapragmatique, c'es…
Transidioma and Asylum: Gumperz's Legacy in Intercultural Institutional Talk
Using ethnographic evidence from asylum hearings in various European countries, this article discusses John Gumperz's legacy in the study of late-modern communication. Asylum hearings to determine refugee status are one of the most complex adjudication procedures currently performed by Western nation-states. Every year thousands of displaced people seek the protection of various European states by filing asylum claims, which are examined by natio…
Introduction to the Special Issue in Honor of John J. Gumperz
Crosstalk 2.0: Asylum and communicative breakdowns
Using ethnographic evidence on asylum proceedings for refugee recognition from various sources (Italy, Belgium, United Kingdom, and Canada), this paper updates Gumperz's notion of
Transcribing refugees: The Entextualization of Asylum Seekers' Hearings in a Transidiomatic Environment
This article explores the link between asylum seekers' verbal performances and their transidiomatic entextualization by documenting the procedure through which asylum seekers' claims are examined by judicial authorities and translated into a public record. Every year thousands of displaced people seek the protection of various European states by filing political asylum claims which are examined by national commissions. In their depositions, asylu…
Transidiomatic practices: Language and power in the age of globalization
Conflict
From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration
From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration
Research Article| May 01 1996 From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration Marco Jacquemet Marco Jacquemet Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Public Culture (1996) 8 (2): 377–388. https://doi.org/10.1215/08992363-8-2-377 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Marco Jacquemet; From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration. Public Cul…
T-Offenses and Metapragmatic Attacks: Strategies of Interactional Dominance
Drifting along the imaginary boundary between communication and society, this article deals with communicative practices during criminal trials taking place in Naples, Italy. It describes in detail pronominal violations and metapragmatic attacks used in court in the struggle for hegemony and control over the social construction of credibility. It analyzes the communicative impact that metalinguistic commentaries on pronominal violations have duri…
Namechasers
The custom of nicknaming has been studied in rural communities throughout Mediterranean Europe. All reports indicate that nicknames are a prominent and critical feature of social interaction within these communities and that they function as mechanisms of social control and social integration. However, the political implications of these findings have not been explored at any broader level. Because nicknaming is a discourse practice used to const…
Transidiomatic practices: Language and power in the age of globalization
Transcribing refugees: The Entextualization of Asylum Seekers' Hearings in a Transidiomatic Environment
This article explores the link between asylum seekers' verbal performances and their transidiomatic entextualization by documenting the procedure through which asylum seekers' claims are examined by judicial authorities and translated into a public record. Every year thousands of displaced people seek the protection of various European states by filing political asylum claims which are examined by national commissions. In their depositions, asylu…
Transidioma and Asylum: Gumperz's Legacy in Intercultural Institutional Talk
Using ethnographic evidence from asylum hearings in various European countries, this article discusses John Gumperz's legacy in the study of late-modern communication. Asylum hearings to determine refugee status are one of the most complex adjudication procedures currently performed by Western nation-states. Every year thousands of displaced people seek the protection of various European states by filing asylum claims, which are examined by natio…
T-Offenses and Metapragmatic Attacks: Strategies of Interactional Dominance
Drifting along the imaginary boundary between communication and society, this article deals with communicative practices during criminal trials taking place in Naples, Italy. It describes in detail pronominal violations and metapragmatic attacks used in court in the struggle for hegemony and control over the social construction of credibility. It analyzes the communicative impact that metalinguistic commentaries on pronominal violations have duri…
Asylum and superdiversity: The search for denotational accuracy during asylum hearings
Namechasers
The custom of nicknaming has been studied in rural communities throughout Mediterranean Europe. All reports indicate that nicknames are a prominent and critical feature of social interaction within these communities and that they function as mechanisms of social control and social integration. However, the political implications of these findings have not been explored at any broader level. Because nicknaming is a discourse practice used to const…
Beyond the speech community: On belonging to a multilingual, diasporic, and digital social network
Transidioma afloat: Communication, power, and migration in the Mediterranean Sea
One consequence of European unification has been the transformation of the Mediterranean Sea into a defensive moat to stop the flow of unwanted migrants. In this techno-political moat, the communication networks of ‘Fortress Europe’ have established, through monitoring and interception technologies (and their corresponding speech acts), a buffer zone surrounding European Union (EU) territorial waters. In this buffer zone, the EU and its member st…
From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration
Research Article| May 01 1996 From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration Marco Jacquemet Marco Jacquemet Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Public Culture (1996) 8 (2): 377–388. https://doi.org/10.1215/08992363-8-2-377 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Marco Jacquemet; From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration. Public Cul…
Introduction to the Special Issue in Honor of John J. Gumperz
Namechasers
The custom of nicknaming has been studied in rural communities throughout Mediterranean Europe. All reports indicate that nicknames are a prominent and critical feature of social interaction within these communities and that they function as mechanisms of social control and social integration. However, the political implications of these findings have not been explored at any broader level. Because nicknaming is a discourse practice used to const…
T-Offenses and Metapragmatic Attacks: Strategies of Interactional Dominance
Drifting along the imaginary boundary between communication and society, this article deals with communicative practices during criminal trials taking place in Naples, Italy. It describes in detail pronominal violations and metapragmatic attacks used in court in the struggle for hegemony and control over the social construction of credibility. It analyzes the communicative impact that metalinguistic commentaries on pronominal violations have duri…
From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration
Research Article| May 01 1996 From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration Marco Jacquemet Marco Jacquemet Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Public Culture (1996) 8 (2): 377–388. https://doi.org/10.1215/08992363-8-2-377 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation Marco Jacquemet; From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration. Public Cul…
From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration
Conflict
Transidiomatic practices: Language and power in the age of globalization
Transcribing refugees: The Entextualization of Asylum Seekers' Hearings in a Transidiomatic Environment
This article explores the link between asylum seekers' verbal performances and their transidiomatic entextualization by documenting the procedure through which asylum seekers' claims are examined by judicial authorities and translated into a public record. Every year thousands of displaced people seek the protection of various European states by filing political asylum claims which are examined by national commissions. In their depositions, asylu…
Crosstalk 2.0: Asylum and communicative breakdowns
Using ethnographic evidence on asylum proceedings for refugee recognition from various sources (Italy, Belgium, United Kingdom, and Canada), this paper updates Gumperz's notion of
Transidioma and Asylum: Gumperz's Legacy in Intercultural Institutional Talk
Using ethnographic evidence from asylum hearings in various European countries, this article discusses John Gumperz's legacy in the study of late-modern communication. Asylum hearings to determine refugee status are one of the most complex adjudication procedures currently performed by Western nation-states. Every year thousands of displaced people seek the protection of various European states by filing asylum claims, which are examined by natio…
Introduction to the Special Issue in Honor of John J. Gumperz
Metapragmatics: Gumperz's legacy in the study of language and power
S'appuyant sur des données ethnographiques issues de procès de criminels italiens, cet article discute l'héritage de John J. Gumperz dans les études sur le rôle du pouvoir dans la communication institutionnelle. En particulier il se centre sur l'usage de stratégies technopolitiques dans la domination interactionnelle. On explore comment l'intérêt de Gumperz pour le discours institutionnel a préparé le terrain à l'étude de la métapragmatique, c'es…
Asylum and superdiversity: The search for denotational accuracy during asylum hearings
Transidioma
In this paper I will sketch the evolution of the concept of transidiomatic practices from my first analysis of the "transidiomatic floater" as an example of these practices (JACQUEMET 2005) to the current all-encompassing concept of the "transidioma" (JACQUEMET forthcoming). This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License
Political Trials in Theory and History
Names and the transidioma: Language and power in the 21st century
The experience of linguistic globalization, and the communicative disorder it entails, requires a serious retooling of most basic units of semiotic analysis. The complexity and indeterminacy of late-modern communication affects most sociolinguistic assumptions behind social interactions. In particular, we can no longer assume a model of dialogue based on shared indexical knowledge. By introducing the concept of transidioma – i.e. the ensemble of …
Beyond the speech community: On belonging to a multilingual, diasporic, and digital social network
Transidioma afloat: Communication, power, and migration in the Mediterranean Sea
One consequence of European unification has been the transformation of the Mediterranean Sea into a defensive moat to stop the flow of unwanted migrants. In this techno-political moat, the communication networks of ‘Fortress Europe’ have established, through monitoring and interception technologies (and their corresponding speech acts), a buffer zone surrounding European Union (EU) territorial waters. In this buffer zone, the EU and its member st…
Transidioma and Territory: Language and Power in the Age of Globalization
The experience of linguistic globalization and the communicative disorder it entails require a serious retooling of most basic units of linguistic analysis. The chaos and indeterminacy of contemporary flows of people, knowledge, texts, and commodities across social and geographical space challenge most sociolinguistic assumptions about social interactions. In particular, we can no longer assume that national territory is linked to a dominant lang…
Exploring (Im)mobilities: Language Practices, Discourses and Imaginaries
The chapters in this volume use ethnographically-based methodologies to address the interconnectedness between forms of mobility and immobility in international migratory processes or in discriminatory practices within the boundaries of national states, thus bringing to light a sociolinguistics responsive to 21st century concerns.
If he speaks Italian it’s better”: Metapragmatics in court
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