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Access denied: the anatomy of silence, immobilization and the gendered migrant
Sarikakis, Katharine
Ethnic and racial studies, 2012-05, Vol.35 (5), p.800-816
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London: Taylor & Francis Group
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Título:
Access denied: the anatomy of silence, immobilization and the gendered migrant
Autor:
Sarikakis, Katharine
Assuntos:
Communication
;
Communication rights
;
Criminalization
;
Criminals
;
Culture
;
detention
;
Females
;
Freedom of speech
;
Gender
;
Imprisonment
;
irregular migrants
;
Law
;
Migrants
;
Migration
;
Rights
;
Security
;
Silence
;
Speech
;
Status
;
Women
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Ethnic and racial studies, 2012-05, Vol.35 (5), p.800-816
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Descrição:
This article argues that the status of migrant subjects is characterized by a loss of communication rights and locates the instances where this loss is most visible. It investigates the process of silencing and immobilization of migrants and the particular forms it takes for female migrants through the disenablement of communicative acts. In this process the detained migrant loses her status as an interlocutor, irrespectively of the instances and processes that allow her-or demand of her-to speak. The state of exceptionality assigned to detained migrants is supported in the criminalization of migration laws and securitization, which together with widespread policies of incarceration in the West have become the antipode of the fundamental principles of free movement and expression. Silence and immobilization constitute the 'standard' rather than exceptional conditions of people on the move that shadow them across every step of their way, geographically, politically, culturally, legislatively, socially.
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London: Taylor & Francis Group
Idioma:
Inglês
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