 | Smadar Lavie, Ted Swedenburg - 1996 - 348 pagini
..."Diaspora" refers to the doubled relationship or dual loyalty that migrants, exiles, and refugees have to places— their connections to the space they currently...and their continuing involvement with "back home." Diasporic populations frequently occupy no singular cultural space but are enmeshed in circuits of... | |
 | Monica Brown - 2002 - 264 pagini
...experienced as "the doubled relationship or dual loyalty that migrants, exiles, and refugees have to places — their connections to the space they currently...continuing involvement with 'back home'" (Lavie and Swedenberg, 14). Yet Puerto Ricans in the United States are neither political refugees of war nor are... | |
 | Lok Siu - 2007 - 286 pagini
...Diaspora most commonly refers to "the doubled relationship or dual loyalty ... to two places—their connections to the space they currently occupy and...between "where you are at" versus "where you are from" (Gilroy 1990; Hall 1990; Ang 2.001) that constitutes the condition and the idea of diaspora and gives... | |
 | Vijay Agnew - 2005 - 321 pagini
...doubled relationship or dual loyalty' that migrants, immigrants, exiles, and refugees have to geography, "their connections to the space they currently occupy...involvement with "back home"' (Lavie and Swedenburg 1996, 14). Hence, those living in the diaspora have a double perspective: they acknowledge an earlier existence... | |
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Diaspora In its simplest formulation, diaspora refers to the condition of a people who share a common "homeland," real or imagined, and who are dispersed throughout the world, either by force or by choice. Diaspora most commonly refers to "the doubled... 