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| New to this edition | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Naming Ourselves | |
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| (De)hyphenated Identity: The Double Voice in The Woman Warrior | |
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| Dis/orienting Identities: Asian Americans, History, and Intercultural Communication | |
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| How I Came to Know | |
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| Names, Narratives, and the Evolution of Ethnic Identity | |
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| Negotiating Sexuality and Gender | |
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| Jewish and/or Woman: Identity and Communicative Style | |
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| Constructing American Jewish Male Identity | |
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| Remembering Selena | |
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| When Miss America Was Always White | |
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| Illusive Reflections: African American Women on Primetime Television | |
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| Black Queer Identity, Imaginative Rationality, and the Language of Home | |
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| Representing Cultural Knowledge in Interpersonal and Mass Media Contexts | |
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| Negotiating Cyberspace/Negotiating RLMargarita Gangotena | |
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| The Rhetoric of La Familia Among Mexican Americans | |
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| When Mississippi Chinese Talk | |
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| The Reason Why We Sing: Understanding Traditional African American Worship | |
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| When Black Women Talk With White Women: Why the Dialogues Are Difficult | |
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| Latina/o Experiences With Mass-Mediated Communication | |
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| Native American Culture and Communication Through Humor | |
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| Celebrating Cultures | |
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| Capturing the Spirit of Kwanzaa | |
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| A House as Symbol, a House as Family: Mamaw and Her Oklahoma Cherokee Family | |
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| Communicating Good Luck During the Chinese New Year | |
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| Hybrid Revivals: Ethnicity and South Asian Celebration | |
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| Valuing and Contesting Languages | |
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| Identity and Struggle in Jamaican Talk | |
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| The Power of 'Wastah' in Lebanese Speech | |
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| Wa-Zha-Zhe I-E: Notions on a Dying Ancestral Language | |
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| Broadening the View of Black Language Use: Towards a Better Understanding of Words and Worlds | |
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| Confessions of a Thirty-Something Hip-Hop (Old) Head | |
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| Living in Bicultural Relationships | |
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| Sapphire and Sappho: Allies in Authenticity | |
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| 'I Know It Was the Blood': Defining the Biracial Self in a Euro-American Society | |
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| Being Hapa: A Choice for Cultural Empowerment | |
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| Living In/Between | |
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| Struggling for Identity: Multiethnic and Biracial Individuals in America | |
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| Creating a Family Across Race and Gender Borders | |
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| Economic Class and Cultural Identity | |
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| Invisible Identities: Notes on Class and Race | |
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| Working Through Identity: Understanding Class in the Context of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender | |
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| Traversing Cultural Paths | |
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| How We Know What We Know About Americans: Chinese Sojourners Account for Their Experiences | |
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| The Cultural Experience of Space and Body: A Reading of Latin American and Anglo American Comportment in Public | |
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| Regionalism and Communication: Exploring Chinese Immigrant Perspectives | |
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| Traversing Disparate Cultural Realities in a Transnational World: A Bicultural/Hybrid Experience | |
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| Women Writing Borders, Borders Writing Women: Immigration, Assimilation, and the Cultural Production of Space | |
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| Reflecting on 9/11Teresa Nance and Anita Foeman | |
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| Statue or Statement? Racial Tensions in a 9/11 Memorial | |
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| September 11 and "The Color Line | |