Through an ethnographic study of Korean American students at the University of Illinois, Abelmann examines the subtleties of racial segregation in an environment that encourages diversity and multiculturalism.
Through an ethnographic study of Korean American students at the University of Illinois, Abelmann examines the subtleties of racial segregation in an environment that encourages diversity and multiculturalism.
Nancy Abelmann is the Harry E. Preble Professor of Anthropology and Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
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Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 Part I: The Landscape 1. Here and There in Chicagoland Korean America 23 2. The Evangelical Challenge to College and Family 43 3. Shattered Liberal Dreams 66 Part II: Family 4. An (Anti-)Asian American Pre-med 87 5. Family versus Alma Mater 106 6. Intimate Traces 123 7. It's a Girl Thing 143 Conclusion 158 Notes 169 Bibliography 183 Index 195
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 Part I: The Landscape 1. Here and There in Chicagoland Korean America 23 2. The Evangelical Challenge to College and Family 43 3. Shattered Liberal Dreams 66 Part II: Family 4. An (Anti-)Asian American Pre-med 87 5. Family versus Alma Mater 106 6. Intimate Traces 123 7. It's a Girl Thing 143 Conclusion 158 Notes 169 Bibliography 183 Index 195
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