Jennifer Cole
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3591992 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jennifer Cole |
| PRENOMES | Jennifer |
| SOBRENOME | Cole |
| ASSINATURA | COLE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Kentucky |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3054-9438 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 88 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 609 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 86 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1970 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 14 |
Hotter trends
Under climate change, heatwaves are increasing in frequency, duration and intensity, placing hundreds of millions of workers at risk of impacts to health and livelihoods. The human impact of climate-linked heatwaves is thus a topic of growing academic and policy concern. Nevertheless, assessments and responses to heatwave risk are shaped by data and methodological challenges. Analysis of heat stress risk traditionally relies on a combination of i…
Vowel cooccurrence as a predictor of perceived vowel similarity in Turkish
From an exemplar models perspective, vowel harmony classes emerge from vowel cooccurrence patterns in the lexicon through similarity-based coactivation of exemplars. Although the vowel inventory of Turkish is phonologically symmetrical and Turkish vowel harmony is highly systematic and pervasive, Turkish vowel harmony as it manifests in the lexicon is not exceptionless—Turkish vowel pairs vary in their likelihood of cooccurrence in the lexicon. W…
The Experiences of People With Dementia and Their Informal Carers of Long‐Term Condition Reviews in Primary Care
Multimorbidity (having more than one long‐term condition) is common for people with dementia and leads to increased healthcare needs and poorer outcomes for those individuals and also their informal carers. In the United Kingdom, part of the management of comorbidities occurs through annual long‐term condition reviews in primary care. To date, there has been little research on the experiences of people with dementia and their informal carers with…
Climate-linked heat inequality in the global southern workforce
Under climate change, the risk of heatwaves is increasing worldwide. However, the health risks resulting from heatwaves are uneven. Relatively socially disadvantaged people are disproportionately affected by temperature extremes. This paper explores this point in Cambodia: one of the world's hottest and most humid countries, and a Least Developed Country (LDC) as designated by the UN. The paper evidences the extent of the heat exposure faced by w…
Publicly-Funded Treatment Outcomes and Their Correlates Among Clients Who Engage in Opioid-Methamphetamine Co-Use, Other Types of Polydrug Use, or Single Drug Use
Background: Community samples of persons entering SUD treatment suggest that polydrug use is the norm; however, patterns of polydrug use vary by individual. Objectives: With increasing rates of opioid-methamphetamine co-use in the U.S., examination of correlates and outcomes for substance use disorder (SUD) treatment for this type of polydrug use, comparing to other types of polydrug use and single drug use, are needed. Secondary data from 2481 a…
Worry about personal safety and recovery outcomes among men and women in SUD treatment
Prosody and Information Structure
In speech, information is conveyed using words, syntactic structures, and prosody to distinguish new information from discourse-given or inferable information and link the meanings of words and phrases to discourse antecedents. This review examines the role of prosody in communicating information structure. The point of departure is seminal work on information structure developed with reference to English, and corresponding work laying the founda…
De l'importance de la terre ancestrale à Madagascar. Ancrage, nationalité et citoyenneté d'un peuple et de son président
El despliegue de herramientas de ayuda a la toma de decisiones basadas en técnicas de inteligencia artificial ha puesto de relieve las cuestiones de explicabilidad y transparencia desde el momento en que el tratamiento automatizado hace más opaco el camino que va de los datos de entrada a los resultados de salida. A partir de herramientas desarrolladas para el tratamiento del cáncer y la esclerosis múltiple, este artículo contrasta la reflexión t…
Archipéliser Madagascar. Penser la Grande Île à travers l'ancrage et la mobilité
El despliegue de herramientas de ayuda a la toma de decisiones basadas en técnicas de inteligencia artificial ha puesto de relieve las cuestiones de explicabilidad y transparencia desde el momento en que el tratamiento automatizado hace más opaco el camino que va de los datos de entrada a los resultados de salida. A partir de herramientas desarrolladas para el tratamiento del cáncer y la esclerosis múltiple, este artículo contrasta la reflexión t…
Metrical enhancement in American English nuclear tunes
We present two experiments aimed at testing the nature of intonational categories through the lens of enhancement. In an imitative speech production paradigm, speakers heard a model intonational tune and were prompted to reproduce that tune on a new sentence in which the syllable count of the word carrying the tune varied. Using the prevalent auto-segmental metrical model of American English as a basis for potential tune categories, we test how d…
Family-Controlled Trafficking in the United States
Though limited research has explored trafficker relationships involving family members as perpetrators, it is well documented that some victims of child trafficking are exploited by a family member or by a non-relative facilitated by a family member. This study utilized administrative data from the United States’ Kentucky child welfare system to examine how victim characteristics, case factors, system responses, and case outcomes are related to w…
A minimal dynamical model of Intonation
Intonational categories and continua in American English rising nuclear tunes
The present study tests a prediction from the prevalent Autosegmental-Metrical (AM) model of American English intonation: the existence of distinct phonological contrasts among nuclear tunes composed of a pitch accent (here H*, L+H*, L*+H), phrase accent (H-, L-) and boundary tone (H%, L%), which in combination yield an inventory of 12 tonally distinct nuclear tunes. Using an imitative speech production paradigm and AX discrimination task with L1…
The utility of trauma evaluations in judicial decision‐making in child sex trafficking cases
Youth coerced into trafficking experience multiple forms of abuse, and are deprived of basic human rights associated with liberty and self‐determination, all of which can adversely affect mental and psychological well‐being (Ottisova et al., Behavioral Medicine , 44(3), 234‐241.). This study uses a qualitative approach to exploring how judges use trauma‐related information to make decisions about how to adjudicate cases involving minors who have …
Opioid and methamphetamine co-use
Increases in methamphetamine use among individuals seeking treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD) have implications for substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. Secondary data from 28,358 adults (18+) in a multi-year evaluation of publicly funded SUD treatment was analyzed. A significant linear trend showed an increase in opioid and methamphetamine co-use over time. In the multinomial logistic regression, recent co-use of opioids and methamphetam…
Subjective quality-of-life rating at substance use disorder treatment entry
This study examines male (n = 2,612) and female (n = 2,644) clients entering SUD treatment who rated their quality-of-life (QofL) lower or higher and then examined thier recovery needs at program entry and at follow-up as well as return to substance use at follow-up. Results found that lower QofL ratings at program entry were associated with many recovery needs at both program entry and at follow-up. In the multivariate analysis, QofL ratings at …
Addressing vaccine concerns through the spectrum of vaccine acceptance
Advancement of phonetics in the 21st century
Transitions and Transformations
Rapid population aging, once associated with only a select group of modern industrialized nations, has now become a topic of increasing global concern. This volume reframes aging on a global scale by illustrating the multiple ways it is embedded within individual, social, and cultural life courses. It presents a broad range of ethnographic work, introducing a variety of conceptual and methodological approaches to studying life-course transitions …
I Felt as If My Body Wasn’t Mine Anymore
Conflict and Covid-19 in Yemen
Perception of Word-level Prominence in Free Word Order Language Discourse
This study examines the contribution of constituent order, prosody, and information structure to the perception of word-level prominence in Russian, a free word order language. Prominence perception is investigated through the analysis of prominence ratings of nominal words in two published narrative texts. Word-level perceived prominence ratings were obtained from linguistically naïve native speakers of Russian in two tasks: a silent prominence …
Men's reflections on their body image at different life stages
This study investigates how men's body image develops over time. A total of 14 men aged between 45 and 67 years completed in-depth interviews where they discussed their body image since childhood, prompted in some cases by photographs of themselves at different ages that they brought to the interviews. Transcripts were analysed using inductive thematic analysis. From the participants' accounts, it was evident that body concerns did not steadily i…
The most lonely condition I can imagine”
Endometriosis is a condition which affects around 1–2% of women worldwide and has profound effects on their everyday lives. Previous research has tended to focus on physical symptoms (such as chronic pain); how women manage changes to their identity and relationships as a result of endometriosis has received less attention. This paper discusses qualitative data examining how women negotiate changes to identity while living with endometriosis, in …
Introduction
Introduction:Gender Panics in the Global South Jennifer Cole and Erin V. Moore In 2012, in Delhi, a young woman was returning one night from the cinema with her male friend. They unknowingly boarded a private bus that had been seized by a group of young men. Seeing a woman out, after dark, with a man who was clearly not her family member, the men proceeded to beat her companion, holding him back while they raped and tortured her with an iron bar.…
Fresh contact in Tamatave, Madagascar
In this article, I explore practices of transactional sex among young women in contemporary Tamatave, Madagascar. As young men remain suspended in part-time jobs, young women have been able to embrace the possibilities offered by the informal sexual economy, which links Tamatave to France, RÉunion Island, and beyond as well as creating complex redistributions of resources within Tamatave, shifting the balance of power in gendered and generational…
The Work of Memory in Madagascar
This article examines the practices through which the Betsimisaraka of Madagascar attempt to recode, assimilate, and contain the influences of the outside world. The Betsimisaraka endured colonization by the Merina and the French for 130 years. They rarely refer to this colonial past except on certain occasions when it is powerfully evoked. They prefer instead to commemorate ancestors. A processual view of remembering and forgetting productively …
The Weight of the Past
PART I: A POIESIS OF HISTORY Bearing Sakalava History: A Glossary of Some Key Terms Into the Maze: Surface and Centre, Place, Person, and Potency The Sakalava Poiesis of History: Realizing the Past through Spirit Possession PART II: STRUCTURAL REMAINS: CONTEMPORARY DIVISIONS OF HISTORICAL LABOR Mechanical Division: Structure and History in the Northwest The Legacy of Lord Diviner, Ndramisara: Organic Division, Kindedness, and Sakalava Subjects Pe…
Women, sex, and HIV
Rethinking Ancestors and Colonial Power in Madagascar
This article reconsiders the relationship between ancestors and colonial power through a comparative analysis of the mortuary rituals of two Malagasy peoples, the Betsimisaraka of the east coast and the Karembola of the deep south. In contrast to analyses which emphasise an opposition between ancestors and colonial power, it argues that mortuary rituals construct striking analogies between the two. These analogies rest on similar conceptualisatio…
Producing Value among Malagasy Marriage Migrants in France
This essay examines the long-standing Malagasy role of vadimbazaha, a word that literally means "the spouse of a European." Malagasy women have historically aspired to this role to gain status and wealth as intermediaries who link social networks, enabling the flow of wealth, people, and opportunities among families. Prior generations of vadimbazaha stayed in Madagascar. Today, in the context of economic hardship, women seek European men and migr…
The Jaombilo of Tamatave (Madagascar), 1992-2004
In Madagascar, the cultural and economic changes that have accompanied economic liberalization have also seen the emergence of the jaombilo, a young man supported by the money that a woman earns from sex work. In this article, I explore the structural forces that have contributed to the emergence of the jaombilo as well as the more subjective process through which young men become jaombilo. I argue that the category of the jaombilo emerged becaus…
Qualitative Differences Among Rural and Urban Intimate Violence Victimization Experiences and Consequences
Working Mis/Understandings
Marriage migration and family reunification have become one of the few ways for migrants from former French colonies to gain legal entry to France. As a result, love, marriage, and kinship have become central to the politics of contemporary border control. Based on extensive research with Franco-Malagasy families in southwestern France, this article examines how couples negotiate the complexities of their binational relationships in the context o…
Forget Colonialism? Sacrifice and the Art of Memory in Madagascar
Prosodic effects on acoustic cues to stop voicing and place of articulation
Familial Sex Trafficking of Minors
Ancestors, Power and History in Madagascar
The peoples of Madagascar are renowned for the prominence they give to the dead. In this edited volume, regional specialists reassess the significance of ancestors for changing relations of power, emerging identities, and local historical consciousness. Case-studies include The Royal Bath of 1817 (Pier Larson), Succession in an Urbanized Sakalava Kingdom (Lesley Sharp), The Antankaraìa Ritual Cycle (Michael Lambek, Andrew Walsh), Nineteenth-Centu…
Sound, structure and meaning
This study tests the influence of acoustic cues and non-acoustic contextual factors on listeners’ perception of prominence in three languages whose prominence systems differ in the phonological patterning of prominence and in the association of prominence with information structure—English, French and Spanish. Native speakers of each language performed an auditory rating task to mark prominent words in samples of conversational speech under two i…
The most lonely condition I can imagine”
Endometriosis is a condition which affects around 1–2% of women worldwide and has profound effects on their everyday lives. Previous research has tended to focus on physical symptoms (such as chronic pain); how women manage changes to their identity and relationships as a result of endometriosis has received less attention. This paper discusses qualitative data examining how women negotiate changes to identity while living with endometriosis, in …
Factors Associated with Separation and Ongoing Violence among Women with Civil Protective Orders
Malagasy and Western Conceptions of Memory
In this article, I analyze the social dynamics of memory during two electoral crises that took place in Madagascar in 1993 and 2002, respectively. These crises were accompanied by intense surges of memory. For some participants, the surge of remembering was simultaneously discursive, emotional, and embodied; for others it remained primarily discursive, with important consequences for how people related to the political changes taking place. Rathe…
Relationship Characteristics and Protective Orders Among a Diverse Sample of Women
Thetélèphone malgache
Deepening poverty in Madagascar leads Malagasy coastal women to marry Frenchmen as a way to migrate to France. The télèphone malgache, an informal organizational and communicative structure, connects these marriage migrants to each other and to their families in Madagascar. Drawing from studies of gossip, on the one hand, and telecommunications, on the other, I argue that the télèphone malgache creates highly unstable social ties that regulate an…
The Love of Jesus Never Disappoints
Drawing from extensive fieldwork in east Madagascar, this article examines the role of Pentecostal churches in assuaging gendered suffering among middle-aged women who have become vulnerable to social exclusion. It focuses particularly on two techniques that women use to manage their relationships with husbands and children: cultivated passivity and the creation of a relationship with Jesus through prayer and small acts of exchange. It argues tha…
Unmasking the acoustic effects of vowel-to-vowel coarticulation
Combining Ethical Considerations With Recruitment and Follow-Up Strategies for Partner Violence Victimization Research
In general, the literature on research ethics and the literature on recruitment and retention of research participants tend to be separated by different purposes and principles. This article uses multiple methods to compile information about research ethics with vulnerable participants as well as with recruitment and follow-up strategies, including (a) literature reviews, (b) key informant interviews, (c) focus group interviews, (d) a pilot study…
GimpGirl grows up
In this article, we undertake a reflective narrative inquiry into the GimpGirl Community (GGC), an online group of women with disabilities. We explore 12 years of GGC activity through community archives and auto-biographic narratives of GGC organizers, to understand how these women actively created a safe and open space for like-minded individuals, how community members used diverse online technologies for community building and social interactio…
Narratives and Moral Projects
This article develops an analysis of how different generations in both rural and urban areas of East Madagascar remember a violent anticolonial rebellion that took place in 1947 and places these memories in the context of various state regimes' efforts to create competing narrations of the events. I show how rural and urban elders, rural and urban youth, and former soldiers remember the 1947 rebellion in different, but overlapping, ways. Rather t…
A minimal dynamical model of Intonation
Psychology at Leningrad State University
The articles in this issue of Soviet Psychology are all selected from a small publication of the psychology department at Leningrad University, Problems of General, Social, and Engineering Psychology, No. 2 (Leningrad University Press, 1968)
Cognitive Development
Phonological Descriptions
English Phonology by John T. Jensen
Quand la mémoire resurgit
Traduit de l'anglais par Catherine Lheureux Quand Albert Zafy, leader des Forces vives, le parti d'opposition, vint à Mahanoro, une petite ville de la côte est de Madagascar, sa visite déclencha d'intarissables commentaires parmi les paysans de la région. Ou plutôt des murmures. C'est Bemaresaka, une femme d'une cinquantaine d'années, qui rompit l'inquiétant silence dans lequel le village s'était réfugié et qui se mit à parler de ce qui se passai…
Knowledge and Practice in Mayotte
On the East African island of Mayotte, Islam co-exists with two other systems of understanding and interpreting the world around its inhabitants: cosmology and spirit-mediumship. In a witty, evocative style accessible to both the specialist and non-specialist reader, Michael Lambek provides a significant contribution to writing on African systems of thought, on local forms of religious and therapeutic practice, on social accountability, and on th…
Linguistics and Computation
Part I. Syntax and Computation: 1. Formal devices for linguistic generalisations: West German word order in LFG Annie Zaenan and Ronald M. Kaplan 2. Stratified feature for multistratal relational analysis David E. Johnson and Lawrence S. Moss 3. Feature-based grammar as constraint grammar Alan M. Frisch Part II. Automated Parsing and Generation: 4. A quarter century of computation with transformational grammar Robert C. Berwick and Sandiway Fong …
Perspectives in Phonology
1. A dynamic computational theory of accent systems John Goldsmith 2. The Russian declension: an illustration of the theory of distributed Morpholow Morris Hallc 3. Weight of CVC can be determined by context Bruce Hayes 4. Cyclic phonology and morphology on Cibemba Larry M. Hyman 5. On metrical constituents: unbalanced trochees and degenerate feet Michael Kenstotoicz 6. On domains Charles W. Kisseberth 7. Syntactic and semantic conditions in Kiko…
The Work of Memory in Madagascar
This article examines the practices through which the Betsimisaraka of Madagascar attempt to recode, assimilate, and contain the influences of the outside world. The Betsimisaraka endured colonization by the Merina and the French for 130 years. They rarely refer to this colonial past except on certain occasions when it is powerfully evoked. They prefer instead to commemorate ancestors. A processual view of remembering and forgetting productively …
Ancestors, Power and History in Madagascar
The peoples of Madagascar are renowned for the prominence they give to the dead. In this edited volume, regional specialists reassess the significance of ancestors for changing relations of power, emerging identities, and local historical consciousness. Case-studies include The Royal Bath of 1817 (Pier Larson), Succession in an Urbanized Sakalava Kingdom (Lesley Sharp), The Antankaraìa Ritual Cycle (Michael Lambek, Andrew Walsh), Nineteenth-Centu…
Sacrifice, Narratives and Experience in East Madagascar
Le sacrifice est une tentative d'echapper a la mort en imposant le desir d'un individu sur les ancetres qui sont percus, en relation avec Dieu, comme la source de la vie et de la mort. Pour les Betsimisaraka du sud de Madagascar, la cohabitation des vivants et des morts permise par le sacrifice, autorise un lien momentane entre les frontieres du passe et du present, entre l'experience et l'imagination. Les recits de sacrifice fournissent le lien …
The Convict and the Colonel
The Convict and the Colonel. Richard Price. Boston: Beacon Press, 1998. xviii. 285 pp., IIlustrations, notes, source notes, illustration credits, references
On the Accented/Unaccented Distinction in Western Basque and the Typology of Accentual Systems
Proceedings of the Twenty-Sixth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session and Parasession on Aspect (2000)
Forget Colonialism
While doing fieldwork in a village in east Madagascar that had suffered both heavy settler colonialism and a bloody anticolonial rebellion, Jennifer Cole found herself confronted by a puzzle. People in the area had lived through almost a century of intrusive French colonial rule, but they appeared to have forgotten the colonial period in their daily lives. Then, during democratic elections in 1992–93, the terrifying memories came flooding back. C…
Translating the Devil
Rethinking Ancestors and Colonial Power in Madagascar
This article reconsiders the relationship between ancestors and colonial power through a comparative analysis of the mortuary rituals of two Malagasy peoples, the Betsimisaraka of the east coast and the Karembola of the deep south. In contrast to analyses which emphasise an opposition between ancestors and colonial power, it argues that mortuary rituals construct striking analogies between the two. These analogies rest on similar conceptualisatio…
Women, sex, and HIV
Forget Colonialism? Sacrifice and Art of Memory in Madagascar
Forget Colonialism? Sacrifice and the Art of Memory in Madagascar
Qualitative Differences Among Rural and Urban Intimate Violence Victimization Experiences and Consequences
Narratives and Moral Projects
This article develops an analysis of how different generations in both rural and urban areas of East Madagascar remember a violent anticolonial rebellion that took place in 1947 and places these memories in the context of various state regimes' efforts to create competing narrations of the events. I show how rural and urban elders, rural and urban youth, and former soldiers remember the 1947 rebellion in different, but overlapping, ways. Rather t…
The Weight of the Past
PART I: A POIESIS OF HISTORY Bearing Sakalava History: A Glossary of Some Key Terms Into the Maze: Surface and Centre, Place, Person, and Potency The Sakalava Poiesis of History: Realizing the Past through Spirit Possession PART II: STRUCTURAL REMAINS: CONTEMPORARY DIVISIONS OF HISTORICAL LABOR Mechanical Division: Structure and History in the Northwest The Legacy of Lord Diviner, Ndramisara: Organic Division, Kindedness, and Sakalava Subjects Pe…
Painful Memories
Fresh contact in Tamatave, Madagascar
In this article, I explore practices of transactional sex among young women in contemporary Tamatave, Madagascar. As young men remain suspended in part-time jobs, young women have been able to embrace the possibilities offered by the informal sexual economy, which links Tamatave to France, RÉunion Island, and beyond as well as creating complex redistributions of resources within Tamatave, shifting the balance of power in gendered and generational…
The Jaombilo of Tamatave (Madagascar), 1992-2004
In Madagascar, the cultural and economic changes that have accompanied economic liberalization have also seen the emergence of the jaombilo, a young man supported by the money that a woman earns from sex work. In this article, I explore the structural forces that have contributed to the emergence of the jaombilo as well as the more subjective process through which young men become jaombilo. I argue that the category of the jaombilo emerged becaus…
Partner Stalking
In this latest volume on stalking, sixty-two female survivors share their personal stories of partner stalking from victims' perspectives. This book will: * Increase awareness, education, and information to validate the experiences of stalking for women * Provide information about partner stalking for women, researchers, and practitioners * Inform public policy and service agency responses about partner stalking * Shed light on gaps in the curren…
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