Daniel Chornet, Ph.D.
Ph.D. in Communication Studies (University of Iowa, USA)
Doctoral Dissertation: Dating” in the U.S. as a Multivocal Relational Event: A Dialogical Approach
M.A. in Communication Studies (University of Iowa, USA)
B.A. in English Philology (Universitat de València, Spain)
My research interests lie at the intersection between personal relationships and inter/cultural communication with a specific focus on the study of language and social interaction. I've also conducted research that employed dialogical methods of discourse analysis and complemented these interests with critical investigations on the representation of immigrants and minority groups in Spanish newspapers.
Ethnography of Communication
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Chornet, D. & Parr, H. B. (2017). Speech codes theory applied to problematic situations in intercultural communication: A six-step iterative training cycle. Journal of Intercultural Communication, 43.
Rodriguez, S. R., & Chornet, D. (2014). How “Family” is your host family?: An examination of student–host relationships during study abroad. International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 39(0), 164–174.
Alonso Belmonte, I., McCabe, A., & Chornet, D. (2010). In their own words: The construction of the image of the immigrant in Peninsular Spanish broadsheets and freesheets. Discourse & Communication, 4(3), 227-242. doi: 10.1177/1750481310373218
Chornet, D. (2010). Using students' prior knowledge to teach social penetration theory. Communication Teacher, 24(3), 150-154.
Alonso Belmonte, I., Chornet, D., & McCabe, A. (2013). Benefit or Burden? Press representation of immigrant workers during the Spanish economic recession. In A. De Rycker & Z. Mohd Don (Eds.), Discourse and crisis: Critical perspectives (pp. 363–393). Philadelphia, PA: John Benjamins Publishing Company.
Alonso Belmonte, I., Chornet, D., & McCabe, A. (2013). Ideological stances in Internet users' discursive construction of immigration, race and racism: An online newspaper case study. In M. Lirola (Ed.), Discourses on immigration in times of economic crisis: A critical perspective (pp. 59–85). Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Muñoz (Fitch), [Presenter] K. L, & Chornet, D. [Presenter] (2013). Talk, family, and nationhood: The Spanish ritual of “la sobremesa”. Paper presented to the Language and Social Interaction division at the National Communication Association, November 21-124. Washington D.C., USA.
Chornet, D. (2013). The impact and legacy of Gerry Philipsen: Ethnography of communication from 1972 into the future. Sponsored by the Language and Social Interaction division at the National Communication Association, November 21-124. Washington D.C., USA.
Chornet, D. (2013). Cultural ways of speaking about dating among US college students. Comparative Research in Ethnography of Communication. Panel presented to the Language and Social Interaction Division at the International Communication Association. June 17-21. London, UK.
Chornet, D. [Presenter], & Muñoz, K. (2012) “Te voy a tutear:” Metacommunication and personal address in post-Millenial Madrid. Paper to be presented to the Language and Social Interaction division at the National Communication Association in March. Orlando, Florida, USA.
Chornet, D. (2012). [Roundtable] Pedagogy and Curriculum. Presented at The Ethnography of Communication: Ways Forward Conference, June 10-14, 2012 Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, USA.
Muñoz, K. L.[Presenter] & Chornet, D. (2012). Metapragmatic framing of personal address patterns: A comparison of Madrid and Bogotá. Paper presented at the 1st International Pragmatics Conference of the Americas and the 5th International Conference on Intercultural Pragmatics, October 19-21, 2012. University of North Carolina, Charlotte, USA
Alonso Belmonte, I., McCabe, A., & Chornet, D. [Presenter] (2010). Immigrants’ Reported Voices in Peninsular Spanish Broadsheets and Freesheets. Paper presented at the Representation Now Conference, April 16th & 17th, 2010 Saint Louis University-Madrid Campus, Madrid, Spain.
Chornet, D. [Presenter], Vita, P., Hutchison, M., McCabe, A. (2008). Bakhtinian Discourse and the Ethics of Teaching: Dialogizing Faculty Development and Assessment. Paper presented to the13th International Mikhaïl Bakhtin Conference, July 28th-August 1st, 2008 University of Western Ontario, Canada.
Chornet-Roses, D. (2007). A Contrapuntal Analysis of US College Students’ Discourse about Dating. Paper presented to the Rhetorical and Communication Theory Division at the National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, US.
Chornet-Roses, D. (2007). “I’m confused about this whole dating thing”: A Dialogical Study of the Meaning of Dating. Paper presented to the Interpersonal Communication Interest Group at Western States Communication Association, Seattle, WA, US.
Chornet-Roses, D. (2006). A Burkean approach to identity: Analyzing George H. Mead and Kelly through the lens of the Pentad. Paper presented to the Kenneth Burke Interest Group at Eastern Communication Association., Philadelphia, PA, US.
Chornet-Roses, D. (2004). Faith in progress through the subjugation of nature: The impact of the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project on the Innu. Paper presented to the Group Communication Division, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, US.
Chornet-Roses, D. (2004). Dating in the U.S. as a Multivocal relational event: A dialogic approach. Paper presented to the Rhetorical and Communication Theory Division, National Communication Association, Chicago, IL, US.