About
My doctoral research focuses on the intersections of language, religion, and migration, using semiotic and linguistic analysis to understand the ways subjectivity emerges from social interaction. I conduct my fieldwork in France and Morocco, where I study how the context of return migration to Morocco affects French Muslim subjectivities — inclduing their identity, history, and relations to others — through and in relation to language (including multiple varieties of Arabic, French, Spanish, and Tarifit).
Research Interests
ethics and morality; Imazighen; Islam; multilingualism; social interaction; transnational migration
