Les Bangladais·es en « séjour précaire », un hors-champ social
The concept of the social off-screen captures the institutional, spatial, sensory, and epistemic dimensions of social invisibility, focusing on its impact on Bangladeshi nationals in precarious residency situations in Île-de-France. Grounded in Pierre Bourdieu’s notion of social space and the concep...
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| description | The concept of the social off-screen captures the institutional, spatial, sensory, and epistemic dimensions of social invisibility, focusing on its impact on Bangladeshi nationals in precarious residency situations in Île-de-France. Grounded in Pierre Bourdieu’s notion of social space and the conceptualization of public space as a stage for social visibility, this study explores how institutional processes of precarious residency give rise to practices and strategies of invisibilization, alongside concealed movements, and spaces shielded from public scrutiny. These dynamics are further exacerbated by socialized perceptions that reinforce both social and spatial invisibility. In particular, public attention in Île-de-France is shaped by social class and racial hierarchies embedded within a postcolonial context. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-3818b77b41214aeeb64d210ca41247e02025-08-20T03:15:30ZfraPresses universitaires de Paris NanterreTerrains/Théories2427-91882025-01-011910.4000/13c4wLes Bangladais·es en « séjour précaire », un hors-champ socialSofia MeisterThe concept of the social off-screen captures the institutional, spatial, sensory, and epistemic dimensions of social invisibility, focusing on its impact on Bangladeshi nationals in precarious residency situations in Île-de-France. Grounded in Pierre Bourdieu’s notion of social space and the conceptualization of public space as a stage for social visibility, this study explores how institutional processes of precarious residency give rise to practices and strategies of invisibilization, alongside concealed movements, and spaces shielded from public scrutiny. These dynamics are further exacerbated by socialized perceptions that reinforce both social and spatial invisibility. In particular, public attention in Île-de-France is shaped by social class and racial hierarchies embedded within a postcolonial context.https://journals.openedition.org/teth/5803Bangladeshi nationals; social off-screen; asylum seekers; social space; subalternity. |
| spellingShingle | Sofia Meister Les Bangladais·es en « séjour précaire », un hors-champ social Terrains/Théories Bangladeshi nationals; social off-screen; asylum seekers; social space; subalternity. |
| title | Les Bangladais·es en « séjour précaire », un hors-champ social |
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| title_short | Les Bangladais·es en « séjour précaire », un hors-champ social |
| title_sort | les bangladais·es en sejour precaire un hors champ social |
| topic | Bangladeshi nationals; social off-screen; asylum seekers; social space; subalternity. |
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