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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"hybrid Identity"”.
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Second Generation Immigrant Adaptation: Construction of a Hybrid Cultural Identity
… was found that the women constructed a cultural hybrid identity, and using Homi Bhabha's notion of third space, I discuss the process of how this hybrid identity is constructed. A phenomenological approach, in which the subjective voices of the participants are privileged, was used to analyze …
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"Jamaican Funk - Canadian Style":Diasporic Dialogue and Hybridized Identity in the Music of Michie Mee
… her expression of a distinct Jamaican/Canadian hybrid identity. From her earliest recordings “Run For Cover” and “Jamaican Funk: Canadian Style,” to 2012’s “Bahdgyal Bubble,” Michie Mee has promoted a strong Jamaican identity within her lyrical and visual style. By using theories of hybridity …
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Womanhood is Finally Unbound: The Impact of Disaffiliation from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Identity and Womanhood
… using interpretive phenomenology, informed by hybrid identity theory. Findings suggest that women who disaffiliate from the church undergo an intense and painful identity reconstruction where they create a hybrid identity that includes their Mormon identity and other identities they have chosen …
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Blending Lifewriting and Technology to Teach Language, Culture & Identity in the ESL Classroom
… and approach to teaching language, culture, and identity in the ESL classroom that also uses both. I call this Transautomedia. I combine analysis (theory), application (original research projects), and activism (vigorous action in support of my cause). This is written (semi) linearly, but is also …
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In-between Music: The Musical Creation of Cholo Identity in Cochabamba, Bolivia
Music and identity are inextricably linked. While a particular social or ethnic group's music may reflect characteristics of that group, it also functions in creating the identity of the group. In Andean Bolivia, the choloethnic group has very subjective and constantly changing boundaries. …
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Chinese Heritage Language Maintenance and Identity Construction: Investigation of the Family Language Policy of Chinese Immigrant Families in New Zealand
… Chinese heritage language (CHL) maintenance and identity construction in Chinese immigrant families in New Zealand by investigating the implementation of family language policy (FLP) and the sequential outcomes of CHL competency. Accordingly, it provides valuable information for Chinese and other …
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Technological change & the changing nature of grassroots development organizations : the case of the Self-Employed Women's Association of India (SEWA)
… organizations (GDOs) are defined by their hybrid identity as part social movement and part NGO. In the last decade, they have received renewed attention from the international development community due to their unique governance structure that, unlike their traditional NGO peers, empowered …
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Drawing Through A Linear Temperament
… my Belgian early education and eventual American hybrid identity. The overriding theme, however, concerns the continuing relevance of drawing, high art and history. As such, it forms a personal art theory and critique of contemporary culture. Supporting sources include history, art history, art …
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Literary expressions of Creole identity in Alfred Mercier's L'Habitation Saint-Ybars and Johnelle
… roles as emblems of Francophone Creole cultural identity. During the nineteenth century following the Louisiana Purchase and subsequent anglophone influx, the French-speaking Creole population faced a cultural upheaval. Unable to completely identify as either French or American, Creoles occupied …
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The theater of innovation : developing skills to perform hybridity
… multiple identities. By looking inside a hybrid organization, this paper uses ethnographic data to document how an organization successfully sustains its hybridity despite challenges associated with making multiple identity claims. The paper analyzes how the organization socializes …
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"""Movin' Up That Third Grade Hill"": Discourses of Progress and Hybrid Language and Literacy Practices in a ""Mainstream"" Multilingual Classroom"
… of language and literacy contrasts with her hybrid identity, and she asserts her hybridity in small yet significant ways, blending dominant and non-dominant ways of ""doing"" literacy to engage her students and redefine the ""mainstream."" Although she faces significant challenges, she is …
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The identity construction and representation of diasporic Chinese content creators on YouTube
… the intention to represent their own diasporic identity, a series of videos were made to share various cultural related content ranging from ethnic food preparation. generational relationships, and heritage language practices. Many of these videos have already received hundreds of thousands of …
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Butoh-Ballet
… 'endarkened' voice that emanates from my hybrid identity as Coloured, woman, pioneer Butoh artist, in postapartheid South Africa. I have proposed that butoh balances an external focus of the body found in ballet, with a more spiritually nuanced approach found in butoh. My argument …
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Balancing Two Worlds: Female Indo-Fijian Immigrant Youth in Their Public and Private Domains and the Emergence of the New Hybridity
… of how they express their national and cultural identity, how they negotiate different expectations of their host and homeland cultures, and how they identify themselves at a personal level. Many immigrant youths are faced with conflict, deriving from pressures of living in a new society and …
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"Lack, Loss and Displacement: Renarrativizing ""Chineseness"" Through the Aesthetics of Southeast Asian Literature and Film"
… as a tool to reevaluate and renegotiate their hybrid identity. Through this evaluation, the theoretical notion of ""Chineseness"" is reconstructed within a temporal and spatial context. First, by historicizing the experience of Chinese diaspora from South East Asia; next, by problematizing the …
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Pedagogy as Dialogue between Cultures: Exploring Halaqah: an Islamic dialogic pedagogy that acts as a vehicle for developing Muslim children’s shakhsiyah (personhood, autonomy, identity) in a pluralist society
… order to facilitate the development of selfhood, hybrid identity and personal autonomy, theorised as shakhsiyah Islamiyah. This thesis examines the relationship between thought, language, and the development of personal autonomy in neo-Ghazalian, Vygotskian and Bakhtinian traditions, and suggests …
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L'esthétique de la traversée: Chaïbia Tallal, Maïssa Bey et Assia Djebar
… woman and on the other hand, to highlight her hybrid identity through the fusion of modern Western abstraction and Islamic art. The second chapter focuses on the novel of Maïssa Bey, Cette fille-là (2001), which offers an important reflection on the act of writing as a form of resistance that …
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The house in South Asian Muslim women’s early anglophone life-writing and novels
… ceremonial and material culture to articulate a hybrid identity that incorporated the seemingly incommensurable inheritance of Islamicate cultural traditions and the learned codes of colonial modernity. The second chapter investigates why the novels escaped sustained scholarly attention when they …
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Expansive Hybridity: Multilingual and Visual Poetics in Contemporary Experimental Asian American and Pacific Islander Poetry
Although the term hybrid has gained much traction in literary analyses of contemporary experimental poetry, there is a notable divide within scholarly discourse wherein its uses pertain to either form or content. The term has been used by literary critics and anthologists to categorize works of …
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Beyond Biracial: The Complexity of Identity Construction for Women with One Black and One White Parent
… for the construction of a new language for the hybrid identity that is currently labeled Black and White, mixed race, and/or biracial. Drawing on theoretical perspectives from human development, psychology, and leadership, this dialogic approach provides women with one Black and one White parent …
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