Aldo Merlino
Biographic Data
| ID | 213983 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aldo Merlino |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aldo |
| FAMILY NAME | Merlino |
| SIGNATURE | MERLINO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Siglo 21 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
I Want to Full My Tank
In this autoethnographical essay, I focus on the difficulties related to improper use of a second language. I show how such misuse contributes to the attribution of personality qualities to the speaker and, consequently, how the identity of the speaker gets lost and replaced by a new (acoustic) identity. Such acoustic identity is given by pragmatic failures that emerge when people speak a second language
Going Rich, Returning Poor
In this article, I present an autoethnographic reflection on my experience as a traveler in a commercial flight. I describe my mixed feelings as an accidental first-class traveler and as an economy-class traveler. I compare the two situations while reflecting on the reproduction of social differences in a social space such as a plane. In addition, the voices of some characters are brought to the text
The Fast and the Furious
In this article, I present an autoethnographic reflection on a subject I have studied for several years. It concerns the relationship that people have with certain rules, especially traffic laws. Through the study of a specific case in Argentina, I relate some personal experiences and feelings associated with them. I also reflect on my position as a researcher as well as on my mistakes and assumptions. In addition, the voices of some participants…
From the Analysis of Argumentation to the Generation of Typologies
In this paper we present a model of qualitative data analysis developed through an example from an empirical study that focused on analyzing the causes of why people obey or disobey traffic rules. Specifically, we focus on the study of the arguments that people use to justify their behaviors regarding such rules. The study was developed from in-depth interviews with men and women between the ages of 18 and60, who drive cars or motorcycles. The mo…
I Don't Want to Die Before Visiting Graceland
In this article, we use collaborative autoethnography to reflect on the different perceptions that can exist about the same event. We narrate our shared experience during a violent episode in which issues of race, class, and inequality of opportunities were present, involving not only our minds but also our bodies and emotions. We reflect on the impossibility to remain objective and neutral when observing reality
Discourse and socialization in children ́s cinematographic productions
Understanding that cultural products for children transmit social representations and reproduce specific outlines of attitudes and behaviours, this paper focuses on the gender construction based on specific messages in children ́s films. We analyze here, the 1991 Disney ́s Company cartoon film «The Beauty and the best». Entendiendo que los productos culturales dirigidos a los niños son transmisores de representaciones sociales y reproducen esquem…
I Don't Want to Die Before Visiting Graceland
In this article, we use collaborative autoethnography to reflect on the different perceptions that can exist about the same event. We narrate our shared experience during a violent episode in which issues of race, class, and inequality of opportunities were present, involving not only our minds but also our bodies and emotions. We reflect on the impossibility to remain objective and neutral when observing reality
I Want to Full My Tank
In this autoethnographical essay, I focus on the difficulties related to improper use of a second language. I show how such misuse contributes to the attribution of personality qualities to the speaker and, consequently, how the identity of the speaker gets lost and replaced by a new (acoustic) identity. Such acoustic identity is given by pragmatic failures that emerge when people speak a second language
Going Rich, Returning Poor
In this article, I present an autoethnographic reflection on my experience as a traveler in a commercial flight. I describe my mixed feelings as an accidental first-class traveler and as an economy-class traveler. I compare the two situations while reflecting on the reproduction of social differences in a social space such as a plane. In addition, the voices of some characters are brought to the text
Discourse and socialization in children ́s cinematographic productions
Understanding that cultural products for children transmit social representations and reproduce specific outlines of attitudes and behaviours, this paper focuses on the gender construction based on specific messages in children ́s films. We analyze here, the 1991 Disney ́s Company cartoon film «The Beauty and the best». Entendiendo que los productos culturales dirigidos a los niños son transmisores de representaciones sociales y reproducen esquem…
From the Analysis of Argumentation to the Generation of Typologies
In this paper we present a model of qualitative data analysis developed through an example from an empirical study that focused on analyzing the causes of why people obey or disobey traffic rules. Specifically, we focus on the study of the arguments that people use to justify their behaviors regarding such rules. The study was developed from in-depth interviews with men and women between the ages of 18 and60, who drive cars or motorcycles. The mo…
I Don't Want to Die Before Visiting Graceland
In this article, we use collaborative autoethnography to reflect on the different perceptions that can exist about the same event. We narrate our shared experience during a violent episode in which issues of race, class, and inequality of opportunities were present, involving not only our minds but also our bodies and emotions. We reflect on the impossibility to remain objective and neutral when observing reality
I Want to Full My Tank
In this autoethnographical essay, I focus on the difficulties related to improper use of a second language. I show how such misuse contributes to the attribution of personality qualities to the speaker and, consequently, how the identity of the speaker gets lost and replaced by a new (acoustic) identity. Such acoustic identity is given by pragmatic failures that emerge when people speak a second language
Going Rich, Returning Poor
In this article, I present an autoethnographic reflection on my experience as a traveler in a commercial flight. I describe my mixed feelings as an accidental first-class traveler and as an economy-class traveler. I compare the two situations while reflecting on the reproduction of social differences in a social space such as a plane. In addition, the voices of some characters are brought to the text
The Fast and the Furious
In this article, I present an autoethnographic reflection on a subject I have studied for several years. It concerns the relationship that people have with certain rules, especially traffic laws. Through the study of a specific case in Argentina, I relate some personal experiences and feelings associated with them. I also reflect on my position as a researcher as well as on my mistakes and assumptions. In addition, the voices of some participants…
Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Autoethnography (2 works) · Class (philosophy (2 works) · Critical and Liberation Pedagogy (2 works) · Critical Race Theory in Education (2 works)