Imagined lives and modernist chronotopes in Mexican nonmigrant discourse
Imagined lives and modernist chronotopes in Mexican nonmigrant discourse
复制标题
墨西哥非移民话语中的想象生活和现代主义时空
DOI：
--
复制
发表时间：
2010
期刊：
影响因子：
--
通讯作者：
H. Dick
中科院分区：
文献类型：
--
作者：
H. Dick
全球化文献强调了跨国行为者的经历通过其他地方的生活折射出来的方式。在本文中，我通过墨西哥城市乌里安加托的非移民产生的有关前往美国的移民的口头话语来研究这一过程。本次演讲围绕“现代主义计时体”进行组织，将“进步”与“传统”对立起来，产生嫁接在人或社会人物形象上的时空图像。我表明，针对这些社会人物的立场行为从根本上是通过说话者部署现代主义时空体的方式来表达的，因此，在其富有想象力的社会学中得到了体现——一种将说话者构建为特定性别和阶级类型的实践。 [话语、时空、跨国移民、现代性、社会定位、性别和社会经济阶层]
The globalization literature spotlights the way that the experiences of transnational actors are refracted through lives inhabitable elsewhere. In this article, I examine this process in spoken discourse about U.S.-bound migration produced by nonmigrants in the Mexican city of Uriangato. This talk is organized around a “modernist chronotope” that pits “progress” against “tradition,” producing images of space–time grafted onto images of persons, or social personae. I show that acts of position taking vis-a-vis these social personae are fundamentally expressed through the ways speakers deploy the modernist chronotope and, thus, become emplotted in its imaginative sociology—a practice that constructs speakers as certain gender and class types. [discourse, chronotope, transnational migration, modernity, social positioning, gender and socioeconomic class]