This work brings together the many dimensions of ethnic and cultural identity and shows how they are communicated in everyday life. Topics explored include gender, race, class, spirituality, alternative lifestyles, and inter- and intra-ethnic identity.
This work brings together the many dimensions of ethnic and cultural identity and shows how they are communicated in everyday life. Topics explored include gender, race, class, spirituality, alternative lifestyles, and inter- and intra-ethnic identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mary Fong is associate professor of communication studies at California State University, San Bernardino. Rueyling Chuang is assistant professor of communication studies at California State University, San Bernardino.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Preface Part 2 Part I Introduction to Ethnic and Cultural Identity Chapter 3 1 Identity and the Speech Community Chapter 4 2 Multiple Dimensions of Identity Chapter 5 3 Ethnic and Cultural Identity: Distinguishing Features Chapter 7 4 Theoretical Perspectives: Fluidity and Complexity of Cultural and Ethnic Identity Part 8 Part II Artifacts and Cultural Identity Chapter 8 5 Approaches to Cultural Identity: Personal Notes from an Autoethnographical Journey Chapter 9 6 Grandma's Photo Album: Clothing as Symbolic Representations of Identity Chapter 11 7 She Speaks to Us, for Us, and of Us: Our Lady of Guadalupe as a Semiotic Site of Struggle and Identity Chapter 12 9 Intercultural Weddings and Simultaneous Display of Multiple Identities Chapter 12 8 Memory, Cinema, and the Reconstitution of Cultural Identities in the Asian Indian Diaspora Part 13 Part III Language, Terms, and Identity Chapter 15 11 Cultural and Intercultural Speech Uses and Meanings of the Term Nigga Chapter 15 10 Pahiwatig: The Role of 'Ambiguity' in Filipino American Communication Patterns Chapter 16 12 Lesbian History and Politics of Identities Chapter 17 13 The Chicken Haulers and the High Liners: CB Talk among Interstate Truckers Part 18 Part IV Cultural Communities and Social Identities Chapter 20 14 Tighten Me Up: Reflecting and Maintaining Ethnic Identity through Daily Interactions in an African American-Owned Beauty Salon Chapter 21 15 Communicating a Latina Identity: Becoming Different, Doing Difference, and Being Different Chapter 22 16 Communicating Deadhead Identity: Exploring Identity from a Cultural Communication Perspective Chapter 23 18 Building a Shared Future Across the Divide: Identity and Conflict in Cyprus Chapter 23 17 I Want You to Talk for Me: An Ethnography of Communication of the Osage Indian Part 24 Part V Negotiating Cultural Identities and the Sense of Belonging Chapter 26 19 'Where I Come From is Where I Want to Be': Communicating Franco American Ethnicity Chapter 27 20 Negotiating Cultural Identity: Strategies for Belonging Chapter 28 21 Negotiating Cultural Identity in the Classroom Chapter 29 22 'Perpetual Foreigner': In Search of Asian Americans' Identity and Otherness Part 30 Part VI Autoethnographies: Developing and Transforming Ethnic and Cultural Identities Chapter 32 23 Personal Journey: My Struggle between Cambodian and Chinese Identities Chapter 33 24 A Little Bit Black-But Not All the Way Part 35 Index
Chapter 1 Preface Part 2 Part I Introduction to Ethnic and Cultural Identity Chapter 3 1 Identity and the Speech Community Chapter 4 2 Multiple Dimensions of Identity Chapter 5 3 Ethnic and Cultural Identity: Distinguishing Features Chapter 7 4 Theoretical Perspectives: Fluidity and Complexity of Cultural and Ethnic Identity Part 8 Part II Artifacts and Cultural Identity Chapter 8 5 Approaches to Cultural Identity: Personal Notes from an Autoethnographical Journey Chapter 9 6 Grandma's Photo Album: Clothing as Symbolic Representations of Identity Chapter 11 7 She Speaks to Us, for Us, and of Us: Our Lady of Guadalupe as a Semiotic Site of Struggle and Identity Chapter 12 9 Intercultural Weddings and Simultaneous Display of Multiple Identities Chapter 12 8 Memory, Cinema, and the Reconstitution of Cultural Identities in the Asian Indian Diaspora Part 13 Part III Language, Terms, and Identity Chapter 15 11 Cultural and Intercultural Speech Uses and Meanings of the Term Nigga Chapter 15 10 Pahiwatig: The Role of 'Ambiguity' in Filipino American Communication Patterns Chapter 16 12 Lesbian History and Politics of Identities Chapter 17 13 The Chicken Haulers and the High Liners: CB Talk among Interstate Truckers Part 18 Part IV Cultural Communities and Social Identities Chapter 20 14 Tighten Me Up: Reflecting and Maintaining Ethnic Identity through Daily Interactions in an African American-Owned Beauty Salon Chapter 21 15 Communicating a Latina Identity: Becoming Different, Doing Difference, and Being Different Chapter 22 16 Communicating Deadhead Identity: Exploring Identity from a Cultural Communication Perspective Chapter 23 18 Building a Shared Future Across the Divide: Identity and Conflict in Cyprus Chapter 23 17 I Want You to Talk for Me: An Ethnography of Communication of the Osage Indian Part 24 Part V Negotiating Cultural Identities and the Sense of Belonging Chapter 26 19 'Where I Come From is Where I Want to Be': Communicating Franco American Ethnicity Chapter 27 20 Negotiating Cultural Identity: Strategies for Belonging Chapter 28 21 Negotiating Cultural Identity in the Classroom Chapter 29 22 'Perpetual Foreigner': In Search of Asian Americans' Identity and Otherness Part 30 Part VI Autoethnographies: Developing and Transforming Ethnic and Cultural Identities Chapter 32 23 Personal Journey: My Struggle between Cambodian and Chinese Identities Chapter 33 24 A Little Bit Black-But Not All the Way Part 35 Index
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