Click and Kin
Transnational Identity and Quick Media
Herausgeber: Friedman, May; Schultermandl, Silvia
Click and Kin
Transnational Identity and Quick Media
Herausgeber: Friedman, May; Schultermandl, Silvia
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The essays in Click and Kin span the globe, examining transnational connections that touch in the United States, Canada, Mexico, India, Pakistan, and elsewhere.
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The essays in Click and Kin span the globe, examining transnational connections that touch in the United States, Canada, Mexico, India, Pakistan, and elsewhere.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9781487519964
- ISBN-10: 1487519966
- Artikelnr.: 44004095
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 264
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. April 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9781487519964
- ISBN-10: 1487519966
- Artikelnr.: 44004095
Edited by May Friedman and Silvia Schultermandl
Introduction (May Friedman and Silvia Schultermandl)
Between the Individual and an Imagined Community
1. “I Talk to My Family in Mexico but I Don’t Know Them”: Undocumented
Young Adults Negotiating Belonging in the United States through
Conversations with Mexico (Laura E. Enriquez)
2. “Learning and Practicing Democracy”: Digital Diasporas and Negotiating a
Transnational Civil Society (M. Tina Zarpour)
3. Negotiating Everyday Conversation of South Asian Transnational
Identities in Social Media (Aparajita De and Shekh Moinuddin)
Shaping Identities
4. Queering “Web” Families: Cultural Kinship through Lesbian Web Series
(Julia Obermayr)
5. Literary Letters and IMs: American Epistolary Novels as Regulatory
Fictions (Silvia Schultermandl)
CyberAlternatives to Lived Identities
6. Digital Diasporic Experiences in Digital Queer Spaces (Ahmet Atay)
7. Claiming Ourselves as “Korean”: Accounting for Adoptees within the
Korean Diaspora in the United States (Kimberly McKee)
Disembodied Connections
8. Shifting Terrain: Exploring the History of Communication Through the
Communication of My History (May Friedman)
9. Love knows no bound: (Re)defining Ambivalent Physical Boundary and
Kinship in the World of ICTs (Isabella Ng)
10. The Internet Is Not A River: Space, Movement, and Relationality In A
Wired World (Samuel Veissiere)
Between the Individual and an Imagined Community
1. “I Talk to My Family in Mexico but I Don’t Know Them”: Undocumented
Young Adults Negotiating Belonging in the United States through
Conversations with Mexico (Laura E. Enriquez)
2. “Learning and Practicing Democracy”: Digital Diasporas and Negotiating a
Transnational Civil Society (M. Tina Zarpour)
3. Negotiating Everyday Conversation of South Asian Transnational
Identities in Social Media (Aparajita De and Shekh Moinuddin)
Shaping Identities
4. Queering “Web” Families: Cultural Kinship through Lesbian Web Series
(Julia Obermayr)
5. Literary Letters and IMs: American Epistolary Novels as Regulatory
Fictions (Silvia Schultermandl)
CyberAlternatives to Lived Identities
6. Digital Diasporic Experiences in Digital Queer Spaces (Ahmet Atay)
7. Claiming Ourselves as “Korean”: Accounting for Adoptees within the
Korean Diaspora in the United States (Kimberly McKee)
Disembodied Connections
8. Shifting Terrain: Exploring the History of Communication Through the
Communication of My History (May Friedman)
9. Love knows no bound: (Re)defining Ambivalent Physical Boundary and
Kinship in the World of ICTs (Isabella Ng)
10. The Internet Is Not A River: Space, Movement, and Relationality In A
Wired World (Samuel Veissiere)
Introduction (May Friedman and Silvia Schultermandl)
Between the Individual and an Imagined Community
1. “I Talk to My Family in Mexico but I Don’t Know Them”: Undocumented
Young Adults Negotiating Belonging in the United States through
Conversations with Mexico (Laura E. Enriquez)
2. “Learning and Practicing Democracy”: Digital Diasporas and Negotiating a
Transnational Civil Society (M. Tina Zarpour)
3. Negotiating Everyday Conversation of South Asian Transnational
Identities in Social Media (Aparajita De and Shekh Moinuddin)
Shaping Identities
4. Queering “Web” Families: Cultural Kinship through Lesbian Web Series
(Julia Obermayr)
5. Literary Letters and IMs: American Epistolary Novels as Regulatory
Fictions (Silvia Schultermandl)
CyberAlternatives to Lived Identities
6. Digital Diasporic Experiences in Digital Queer Spaces (Ahmet Atay)
7. Claiming Ourselves as “Korean”: Accounting for Adoptees within the
Korean Diaspora in the United States (Kimberly McKee)
Disembodied Connections
8. Shifting Terrain: Exploring the History of Communication Through the
Communication of My History (May Friedman)
9. Love knows no bound: (Re)defining Ambivalent Physical Boundary and
Kinship in the World of ICTs (Isabella Ng)
10. The Internet Is Not A River: Space, Movement, and Relationality In A
Wired World (Samuel Veissiere)
Between the Individual and an Imagined Community
1. “I Talk to My Family in Mexico but I Don’t Know Them”: Undocumented
Young Adults Negotiating Belonging in the United States through
Conversations with Mexico (Laura E. Enriquez)
2. “Learning and Practicing Democracy”: Digital Diasporas and Negotiating a
Transnational Civil Society (M. Tina Zarpour)
3. Negotiating Everyday Conversation of South Asian Transnational
Identities in Social Media (Aparajita De and Shekh Moinuddin)
Shaping Identities
4. Queering “Web” Families: Cultural Kinship through Lesbian Web Series
(Julia Obermayr)
5. Literary Letters and IMs: American Epistolary Novels as Regulatory
Fictions (Silvia Schultermandl)
CyberAlternatives to Lived Identities
6. Digital Diasporic Experiences in Digital Queer Spaces (Ahmet Atay)
7. Claiming Ourselves as “Korean”: Accounting for Adoptees within the
Korean Diaspora in the United States (Kimberly McKee)
Disembodied Connections
8. Shifting Terrain: Exploring the History of Communication Through the
Communication of My History (May Friedman)
9. Love knows no bound: (Re)defining Ambivalent Physical Boundary and
Kinship in the World of ICTs (Isabella Ng)
10. The Internet Is Not A River: Space, Movement, and Relationality In A
Wired World (Samuel Veissiere)