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Agencia y política lingüística: una mirada desde la navegación social

Agencia y política lingüística: una mirada desde la navegación social
Agencia y política lingüística: una mirada desde la navegación social
In this article, I discuss the various contributions to this volume. Vigh’s (2009) notion of social navigation allowed me to bring together the ways in which the various contributors capture the discursive and practical agency displayed by the studied social actors in each site. Even though most of the researchers draw on the concept of ‘agency’, as introduced by Ahearn (2001), in order to analyse their data, some of them invoke varied definitions to capture different forms of agency: individual but also collective. The methodological decisions made by most of the contributors prove that qualitative procedures and methods continue to be those most suitable for capturing the complexities around what counts as ‘agentive actions and agentive discourses’ in the various contexts studied. It is only by interacting with the participants of our research and spending time with them during our fieldwork that we can make sense of the life stories they recount and the decisions they make under the particular circumstances in which they (try to) live.
0718-9303
255-267
Patino, Adriana
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Patino, Adriana
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Patino, Adriana (2023) Agencia y política lingüística: una mirada desde la navegación social. Boletín De Filología, 58 (2), 255-267.

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In this article, I discuss the various contributions to this volume. Vigh’s (2009) notion of social navigation allowed me to bring together the ways in which the various contributors capture the discursive and practical agency displayed by the studied social actors in each site. Even though most of the researchers draw on the concept of ‘agency’, as introduced by Ahearn (2001), in order to analyse their data, some of them invoke varied definitions to capture different forms of agency: individual but also collective. The methodological decisions made by most of the contributors prove that qualitative procedures and methods continue to be those most suitable for capturing the complexities around what counts as ‘agentive actions and agentive discourses’ in the various contexts studied. It is only by interacting with the participants of our research and spending time with them during our fieldwork that we can make sense of the life stories they recount and the decisions they make under the particular circumstances in which they (try to) live.

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Accepted/In Press date: 2 July 2023
Published date: 23 December 2023
Alternative titles: Agency and language policy: a social navigation perspective

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Local EPrints ID: 485974
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/485974
ISSN: 0718-9303
PURE UUID: 92029053-229b-4339-ba66-83eb7acf5598
ORCID for Adriana Patino: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-1950-3954

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Last modified: 18 Mar 2024 03:24

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