Interdiscorsività e migrazioni transnazionali. Fare il giot a Torino: il caso di un giovane migrante senegalese

This article focuses on an essential aspect of migration that is entextualization as a process of discursive mobility associated with displacement and as a representation of it. The notion of “entextualization” dates back to Bauman and Briggs’ article (1990), which inspired the analysis here pre- sented. As the American authors explain, “entextualization” refers to the process of “decontextualization and recontextualization” of a text, and it has significant implications in social life1. According to this idea, in this article the concept of entextualization is analysed within the more general framework of the migratory phenomenon: the analysis focuses on the lan- guage productions of Lao, a young Senegalese living in Turin (Italy)