Reference : Revisiting conceptual tools at the crossroad of postcolonial and sociolinguistic studies |
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Migration and Inclusive Societies | |||
http://hdl.handle.net/10993/50640 | |||
Revisiting conceptual tools at the crossroad of postcolonial and sociolinguistic studies | |
English | |
Tavares, Bernardino ![]() | |
Tavares Vieira, Aleida Evandra ![]() | |
Dec-2021 | |
8 | |
No | |
Esch-Belval | |
Luxembourg | |
[en] Colonialism ; lusofonia ; Luxembourg ; migration ; postcolonial ; third space | |
[en] This is the first research brief in the DisPOSEG Project. DisPOSEG stands for “Disentangling postcolonial encounters in globalisation: a sociolinguistic-ethnographic study of Lusophone migrant workers’ positioning in third space,” a three-year CORE project funded by the FNR, Luxembourg. This multi-sited project contributes to the fields of postcolonialism, migration studies, sociolinguistics and workplace studies by investigating language, history and migration from Portuguese-speaking countries (Portugal and its former colonies) into Luxembourg, with a focus on migrants’ work, social and linguistic interactions. It problematises interactions of/between concomitant populations of those countries that form this dichotomic colonial matrix of former coloniser and former colonised, and their descendants in Luxembourg, a geographical spaces traditionally perceived as non-colonial. In this first research brief we outline and revisit four interlinked key concepts guiding the project. | |
Researchers ; Professionals ; Students | |
http://hdl.handle.net/10993/50640 | |
https://disposeg.wordpress.com/research-briefs/ | |
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZLRWPOnRMD0LMZODd0a_K6eY3x0Bqpb8/view | |
FnR ; FNR14556610 > Bernardino Tavares > DisPOSEG > Disentangling Postcolonial Encounters In Globalisation: A Sociolinguistic-ethnographic Study Of Lusophone Migrant Workers' Positionings In Third Space > 01/04/2021 > 31/03/2024 > 2020 |
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