Multiple identities and meta discourse in interview settings
(2011) course about ‘Anthropological Study of Intercultural Contacts’ on invitation by Marie-Claire Foblets — Location: Catholic University of Leuven (21.October.2010)
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- In this guest lecture I discuss how respondents narrate to convey a more or less coherent self-image through a myriad of partial, positive and/or negative identifications in interview settings. I provide an overarching framework for analysing the way interviewees articulate modes of subjectivity in discourse, based on a pragmatic re-interpretation of the poststructuralist concept of articulation developed in Essex style discourse theory. As such, I propose a mode of analysis that pays close attention to the way subjects rely on discourse in a balancing act between coherence and fragmentation.
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Antwerp Center for Pragmatics Universiteit Antwerpen
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Zienkowski, J. (2011). Multiple identities and meta discourse in interview settings. course about ‘Anthropological Study of Intercultural Contacts’ on invitation by Marie-Claire Foblets, Catholic University of Leuven. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/91189