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Uchinaanchu Diaspora

Name: Uchinaanchu Diaspora
Brand: University of Hawai'i Press
SKU: 06396185
Price: 20.99 EUR
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Author: Joyce N. Chinen
ISBN: 9780824832872

Memories, Continuities, and Constructions

Joyce N. Chinen

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 06396185

Casa editrice University of Hawai'i Press, gennaio 2008

"This volume represents an effort in community reflection. It looks at various aspects of the Uchina... Descrizione completa

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"This volume represents an effort in community reflection. It looks at various aspects of the Uchinaanchu Diaspora, but mainly as it relates to Hawai'i. It considers the social and cultural elements that Okinawan emigrants carried with them from their homeland of Uchinaa, the traditions and customs they maintained or continued to perpetuate and the new patterns, practices and organizations they constructed. It builds on the realization that the Uchinaanchu diasporic community in Hawai'i is intimately connected to events, conditions and communities in Okinawa itself, as well as to other Okinawan diasporic communities." - from the Preface"