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Mapping Multiculturalism

edited by Avery F. Gordon
University of Minnesota Press, 1996
Paper: 978-0-8166-2547-5
Library of Congress Classification E184.A1M29 1996
Dewey Decimal Classification 305.8

TOC

  • Contents 
    • Preface
    • ONE. 
    • Introduction
      • Gordon, Avery F.
      • Newfield, Christopher
    • Part I. 
    • Mapping Multiculturalism
      • TWO. 
      • From Farce to Tragedy: Reflections on the Reification of Race at Century's End
        • Cruz, Jon
      • THREE. 
      • Gender, Class, and Multiculturalism: Rethinking “Race” Politics
        • Davis, Angela Y.
      • FOUR. 
      • Academic Apartheid: American Indian Studies and “Multiculturalism”
        • Guerrero, M. Annette Jaimes
      • FIVE. 
      • Like Being Mugged by a Metaphor: Multiculturalism and State Narratives
        • Lubiano, Wahneema
      • SIX. 
      • Multiculturalism's Unfinished Business
        • Newfield, Christopher
        • Gordon, Avery F.
      • SEVEN. 
      • Manichaeism and Multiculturalism
        • Robinson, Cedric J.
    • Part II. 
    • Rethinking the Political Subject
      • EIGHT. 
      • Conjugating Subjects in the Age of Multiculturalism
        • Alarcón, Norma
      • NINE. 
      • Injury, Identity, Politics
        • Brown, Wendy
      • TEN. 
      • Multiculturalism as Political Strategy
        • Hamilton, Cynthia
      • ELEVEN. 
      • Racialization in the Post-Civil Rights Era
        • Omi, Michael
      • TWELVE. 
      • Screening Resistance
        • Portillo, Lourdes
        • Fregoso, Rosa Linda
    • Part III. 
    • Reading Multicultural Narratives
      • THIRTEEN. 
      • Language and Other Lethal Weapons: Cultural Politics and the Rites of Children as Translators of Culture
        • Castañeda, Antonia I.
      • FOURTEEN. 
      • The Spanish Colón-ialista Narrative: Their Prospectus for Us in 1992
        • Chabram-Dernersesian, Angie
      • FIFTEEN. 
      • Multiculturalism and Racial Stratification
        • Gotanda, Neil
      • SIXTEEN. 
      • The Erotic Zone: Sexual Transgression on the U.S.-Mexican Border
        • Gutiérrez, Ramón
      • SEVENTEEN. 
      • Site-seeing through Asian America: On the Making of Fortune Cookies
        • Tajima, Renee
    • Part IV. 
    • Multi-Capitalism
      • EIGHTEEN. 
      • Multiculturalism and Flexibility: Some New Directions in Global Capitalism
        • Appelbaum, Richard P.
      • NINETEEN. 
      • The Class Question in Global Capitalism: The Case of the Los Angeles Garment Industry
        • Bonacich, Edna
      • TWENTY. 
      • Travelogue: The Garment Industry in Los Angeles and East Asia
        • Appelbaum, Richard P.
        • Scott, Gregg
      • TWENTY-ONE. 
      • Unified Capital and the Subject of Value
        • Smith, Paul
      • TWENTY-TWO. 
      • Living on the Edge: Everyday Lives of Poor Chicano/Mexicano Families
        • Zavella, Patricia
    • Part V. 
    • Multiculturalism and the Production of Culture
      • TWENTY-THREE. 
      • Machine Talk
        • Fagin, Steve
      • TWENTY-FOUR. 
      • “It's All Wrong, but It's All Right”: Creative Misunderstandings in Intercultural Communication
        • Lipsitz, George
      • TWENTY-FIVE. 
      • Imagining Los Angeles in the Production of Multiculturalism
        • Lowe, Lisa
      • TWENTY-SIX. 
      • A Style Nobody Can Deal With: Politics, Style, and the Postindustrial City in Hip Hop
        • Rose, Tricia
    • Annotated Bibliography
      • Dickson-Carr, Darryl B.
    • Contributors
    • Index
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