Voices in diaspora: how immigrant children tell their stories

Based on ethnographic research conducted during 12 months at two elementary public schools in Paris, focusing a special class to France newcomers (EPE2A), this article intends to know how the experiences of these children are being organized through oral and written narratives. Although these childr...

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Autor principal: Hartmann, Luciana
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Portugués
Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Museo de Antropología 2018
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/antropologia/article/view/21462
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Español
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topic narrativa
niños
narrativa oral
inmigrantes
escuela
narrative performance
children
oral narratives
immigrants
school
performance narrativa
crianças
narrativas orais
imigrantes
escola
spellingShingle narrativa
niños
narrativa oral
inmigrantes
escuela
narrative performance
children
oral narratives
immigrants
school
performance narrativa
crianças
narrativas orais
imigrantes
escola
Hartmann, Luciana
Voices in diaspora: how immigrant children tell their stories
topic_facet narrativa
niños
narrativa oral
inmigrantes
escuela
narrative performance
children
oral narratives
immigrants
school
performance narrativa
crianças
narrativas orais
imigrantes
escola
author Hartmann, Luciana
author_facet Hartmann, Luciana
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title Voices in diaspora: how immigrant children tell their stories
title_short Voices in diaspora: how immigrant children tell their stories
title_full Voices in diaspora: how immigrant children tell their stories
title_fullStr Voices in diaspora: how immigrant children tell their stories
title_full_unstemmed Voices in diaspora: how immigrant children tell their stories
title_sort voices in diaspora: how immigrant children tell their stories
description Based on ethnographic research conducted during 12 months at two elementary public schools in Paris, focusing a special class to France newcomers (EPE2A), this article intends to know how the experiences of these children are being organized through oral and written narratives. Although these children come from different countries and social classes, belonging to distinct ethnic groups and with radically different religious, they live daily in this classroom where the unique form of oral communication is the French language (still unfamiliar for the majority). In that manner, tell and share stories becomes a challenge to each student. This paper analyzes how and what immigrant children tell in such situation of intense multicultural contact.
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