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Jacqueline Martinez

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Arizona State University Digital Immersion

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Social Science

Hugh Downs School of Human Communication

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Social Science

Jacqueline Martinez is currently serving as a Hugh Downs School Of Human Communication Professor at Arizona State University Digital Immersion.

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communication culture cultural studies communication research social sciences scientific communication intercultural studies scholarly communication intercultural communication international communication semiotic phenomenology political science rhetoric feminist philosophy feminist theory queer theory racial discrimination anti-racism lgbt health homosexuality lgbt youth social identity gender diversity social semiotics narrative latino studies postcolonial writing feminist inquiry identity politics contemporary racism alternative sexuality racial prejudice identity issues communication studies post-colonial criticism philosophical inquiry decoloniality community building community resilience sex identity critical phenomenology latina feminist philosophy intercultural communication scholarship paradigm crisis research practice disciplinary decadence lewis gordon communicative philosophies latina phenomenology building community queer studies cultural domination cultural identity feminist studies ethnic studies ethnicity sexuality and disability gender studies gender identity identity (social science)

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Communicative Philosophies: Editor’s Introduction. Philosophies (2025)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

communicationcommunication theoryphilosophyphilosophical inquirycommunicative philosophies

Communicology, Decoloniality, Chicana and Latina Phenomenology: Building Community Through Struggle. Philosophies (2024)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

cultural studiesbuilding communityphenomenology (philosophy)latina phenomenologycommunity engagementphilosophycommunity resiliencecommunity buildingcommunity developmentculturedecoloniality

Culture, Communication, and Latina Feminist Philosophy: Toward a Critical Phenomenology of Culture. Hypatia (2013)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

feminist inquirylatina feminist philosophyfeminist theorycritical phenomenologyculturephilosophyfeminist philosophy

Lewis Gordon's Contribution to the Study of Communication: Beyond Disciplinary Decadence. Atlantic Journal of Communication (2011)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

communication studiesdisciplinary decadencecommunicationlewis gordoncommunication theoryscientific communicationinternational communicationcommunication researchscholarly communicationpolitical communicationmedia studiesjournalism

Semiotic Phenomenology and the ‘Dialectical Approach’ to Intercultural Communication: Paradigm Crisis and the Actualities of Research Practice. Semiotica (2008)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

cultural studiesresearch practicesocial sciencescommunicationinterpersonal communicationnarrativescientific communicationsocial semioticsinternational communicationcommunication researchparadigm crisiscultureintercultural studiessemiotic phenomenologyintercultural communicationqualitative research

Semiotic Phenomenology and Intercultural Communication Scholarship: Meeting the Challenge of Racial, Ethnic, and Cultural Difference 1. Western Journal of Communication (2006)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

cultural studiesdiscourse analysiscultural anthropologyintercultural communication scholarshipcommunicationcommunication researchculturecultural diversityscholarly communicationsocial sciencesintercultural studiessemiotic phenomenologyintercultural communication

Disciplining Gender: Rhetorics of Sex Identity in Contemporary U.S. Culture. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2005)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

cultural studiescommunicationpolitical sciencesex identityculturerhetoric

On the Possibility of the Latino Postcolonial Intellectual. Nepantla: Views from South (2003)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

post-colonial criticismintellectual historypostcolonial writinglatino studies

Racisms, Heterosexisms, and Identities. Journal of Homosexuality (2003)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

lgbt healthgender diversitygender identityanti-racismqueer theoryhomosexualityracial prejudicesocial identitycontemporary racismsociologygender studiesidentity issuesidentity (social science)identity politicsafrican american studiesalternative sexualityracial discriminationlgbt youth

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Jacqueline Martinez

Professor

Arizona State University Digital Immersion

Affiliations

Social Science

Hugh Downs School of Human Communication

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Social Science

Jacqueline Martinez is currently serving as a Hugh Downs School Of Human Communication Professor at Arizona State University Digital Immersion.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jacqueline Martinez

Arizona State University Digital Immersion

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Communicative Philosophies: Editor’s Introduction. Philosophies (2025)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

communicationcommunication theoryphilosophyphilosophical inquirycommunicative philosophies

Communicology, Decoloniality, Chicana and Latina Phenomenology: Building Community Through Struggle. Philosophies (2024)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

cultural studiesbuilding communityphenomenology (philosophy)latina phenomenologycommunity engagementphilosophycommunity resiliencecommunity buildingcommunity developmentculturedecoloniality

Culture, Communication, and Latina Feminist Philosophy: Toward a Critical Phenomenology of Culture. Hypatia (2013)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

feminist inquirylatina feminist philosophyfeminist theorycritical phenomenologyculturephilosophyfeminist philosophy

Lewis Gordon's Contribution to the Study of Communication: Beyond Disciplinary Decadence. Atlantic Journal of Communication (2011)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

Semiotic Phenomenology and the ‘Dialectical Approach’ to Intercultural Communication: Paradigm Crisis and the Actualities of Research Practice. Semiotica (2008)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

Semiotic Phenomenology and Intercultural Communication Scholarship: Meeting the Challenge of Racial, Ethnic, and Cultural Difference 1. Western Journal of Communication (2006)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

Disciplining Gender: Rhetorics of Sex Identity in Contemporary U.S. Culture. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2005)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

cultural studiescommunicationpolitical sciencesex identityculturerhetoric

On the Possibility of the Latino Postcolonial Intellectual. Nepantla: Views from South (2003)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

post-colonial criticismintellectual historypostcolonial writinglatino studies

Racisms, Heterosexisms, and Identities. Journal of Homosexuality (2003)

Jacqueline M. Martinez

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