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Between the homeland and the diaspora : the politics of theorizing Filipino and Filipino American identities : a second look at the poststructuralism-indigenization debates

Title
  1. Between the homeland and the diaspora : the politics of theorizing Filipino and Filipino American identities : a second look at the poststructuralism-indigenization debates / by S. Lily L. Mendoza.
Published by
  1. New York : Routledge, 2002.
Author
  1. Mendoza, Susanah Lily L., 1954-

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Description
  1. xxiv, 231 pages; 24 cm
Series statement
  1. Asian Americans
Uniform title
  1. Asian Americans.
Subject
  1. Filipino Americans > Ethnic identity
  2. Filipino Americans > Cultural assimilation
  3. Filipino Americans > Migrations
  4. Filipinos > United States > Social conditions
  5. Indigenous peoples > Philippines > Politics and government
  6. Poststructuralism
  7. Intercultural communication > United States
  8. Intercultural communication > Philippines
  9. post-structuralism
  10. Filipinos > Social conditions
  11. Indigenous peoples > Politics and government
  12. Intercultural communication
  13. International relations
  14. Akkulturation
  15. Filippino's
  16. Etnisch bewustzijn
  17. Assimilatie (sociologie)
  18. Migratie (demografie)
  19. United States > Relations > Philippines
  20. Philippines > Relations > United States
  21. Philippines
  22. United States
  23. Filipinos
  24. USA
Contents
  1. Prologue: Birth of a Problematic -- 1. Introduction: Theoretical Hegemony and the Reading of Cultural Politics -- 2. Theorizing Filipino and Filipino American Cultural Politics: The Search for Scholarly Legitimation -- 3. Theoretical Perspectives Informing the Reading of Cultural Politics -- 4. Blurred Genres, Subversive Genealogies, and Cultural Translation -- 5. Re-Narrating the Filipino Nation: Theory Revision and the Project of Indigenization -- 6. Sikolohiyang Pilipino in the U.S.: Minority Cultural Politics and the Role of the "Indigenous" -- 7. Summary Analysis of Translation Problems in the Cross-Cultural Communication of Theory -- 8. Conclusion: Theoretical Hegemony, Cultural Politics, and the Role of Translation.
Owning institution
  1. Princeton University Library
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references (p. 205-218) and index.