Thinking communicatively about practices of resistances
(2022) Journal of resistance studies — Vol. 8, n° 2, p. 15-58 (2023)
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- By reviewing the literature on practices of resistances in social sciences, orga- nization studies, and communication, this essay aims to show how a commu- nicative relationality perspective anchored in the constitutive communication approach (CCO) is relevant to exploring the large phenomenon of resistances. We define resistances as a set of relational and communicative practices that seek individual and/or collective liberation against/through/within diverse hegemonic powers perceived as constraining by one or several individuals. This set of relational practices enacts (and are enacted by) various degrees of organizationality that a communicative approach helps highlight. Our conceptualization of practices of resistances inspired by emergent definitions of both communication and organizations opens avenues to create original and engaged empirical studies.
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Del Fa, S., Boivin, G., Boily, A.-S., & Leclair, È. (2022). Thinking communicatively about practices of resistances. Journal of resistance studies, 8(2), 15-58. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/103156 (Original work published 2023)