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200 10$aDanger!$b[electronic resource] $eeducated gypsy : selected essays /$fIan Hancock ; edited by Dileep Karanth
210   $aHatfield, Hertfordshire $cUniversity of Hertfordshire Press$d2010
215   $a1 online resource (346 p.)
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aCopyright; Contents; About the Editor; Foreword; Testimonials; Introduction to Section One; Chapter One: Djabravoki; Chapter Two: Family tales; Chapter Three: Talking back; Introduction to Section Two: History and culture; Chapter Four: The Hungarian student Va?lyi Istva?n and the Indian connection of Romani; Chapter Five: On Romani origins and identity; Chapter Six: Gypsies, gadz?e, languages and labels; Chapter Seven: Romani religion; Introduction to Section Three: Language standardisation and education
327   $aChapter Eight: The standardisation of the Romani language: an overview and some recommendations Chapter Nine: The schooling of Romani Americans: an overview; Introduction to Section Four: Image; Chapter Ten: Duty and beauty, possession and truth: the claim of lexical impoverishment as control; Chapter Eleven: George Borrow's Romani; Chapter Twelve: The concocters: creating fake Romani culture; Chapter Thirteen: Gypsy Mafia, Romani saints: the racial profiling of Romani Americans; Chapter Fourteen: The 'gypsy' stereotype and the sexualisation of Romani women
327   $aIntroduction to Section Five: Holocaust, racism and politics Chapter Fifteen: Responses to the Porrajmos (the Romani Holocaust); Chapter Sixteen: The consequences of anti-Gypsy racismin Europe; Chapter Seventeen: Our need for internal diplomatic skills; Endnotes; Bibliography; Index
330   $aPenned by a noted Gypsy scholar, this collection of writings examines Romani history, culture, language, and politics and covers topics that range from responses to the Romani Holocaust and Romani religion to anti-Gypsy racism and oppression. Giving a voice to an often misunderstood community, this record includes personal stories, persuasive research, heartfelt criticisms, and sincere advice. Informative and dynamic, this volume strives to debunk the myths and prejudices surrounding the Roma and to examine how Romani identity has been form
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