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[null,null,"Titolo",null,"Rethinking 'mixed race' / / edited by David Parker and Miri Song"]
[null,null,"Pubbl/distr/stampa",null,"London ; ; Sterling, Va., : Pluto Press, 2001"]
[null,null,"ISBN",null,"9781849640688"]
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[{"$nulls":4},"9780585425757"]
[{"$nulls":4},"0585425752"]
[null,null,"Edizione",null,"[1st ed.]"]
[null,null,"Descrizione fisica",null,"201 p"]
[null,null,"Disciplina",null,"305.8/04"]
[null,null,"Soggetti",null,"Multiracial people"]
[null,null,"Lingua di pubblicazione",null,"Inglese"]
[null,null,"Formato",null,"Materiale a stampa"]
[null,null,null,"Livello bibliografico","Monografia"]
[null,null,null,"Note generali","Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph"]
[null,null,null,"Nota di bibliografia","Includes bibliographical references and index."]
[null,null,"Nota di contenuto",null,"Intro -- Contents -- Introduction: Rethinking 'Mixed Race' -- From Pathologisation to Celebration -- Towards a Complex Ontology -- An Agenda for Rethinking   Mixed Race -- Notes -- 1. How Sociology Imagined 'Mixed Race' -- White Racial Fears -- The Marginal Man -- Anglo- American Cross-Fertilisation of Ideas -- Holding the Line -- Notes -- 2. Re-Membering 'Race': On Gender, 'Mixed Race' and Family in the English-African Diaspora -- Beginnings: The Problematics of   Race -- 'Hybridity' and the Paradoxes of   Race -- Englishness and Normalised Whiteness -- The English- African Diaspora and Essentialised Blackness -- Scattered Belongings and the 'Half-Life' of the 'Mixed Race' Subject -- Parting Thoughts -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- 3. Same Difference: Towards a More Unified Discourse in   Mixed Race   Theory -- Notes -- 4. The Subject is Mixed Race: The Boom in Biracial Biography -- The Black Person in a White Body -- A Tragic Mulatto Still -- Celebration of Mixedness -- Monoracialist Reaction -- Not Everyone is Part Black -- Interpretations -- Multiplicity in a Postmodern Context -- Notes -- 5. Triples - The Social Evolution of a Multiracial Panethnicity: An Asian American Perspective -- The Arbitrariness of Race -- Fractional Representation of Mixed Race People -- Asian American Panethnicity -- Political Organisations -- The 'You Are Both' Fiction -- Acceptance from Monoracial Minorities? -- Multiracial Collectivity -- Notes -- 6. Colour, Culture and Class: Interrogating Interracial Marriage and People of Mixed Racial Descent in the USA -- Patterns of Racialised Dating, Marriage and People of Mixed "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Origins -- The Discursive Terrains of   Race Mixture -- Race Purity -- Economism and Bureaucracy -- Consumerism -- Carnal Delight -- Individualism and Personal Rights -- 'Race Mixture' and the Social Fabric of the USA -- A Way Forward -- Conclusion."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Acknowledgements -- Notes -- 7. 'Mixed Race' in Official Statistics -- Official Statistics -- The 1991 Census Question -- How The 1991 Census Handled Mixed Parentage -- What We Know about Mixed Parentage from the 1991 Census -- The 2001 Census Question -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- 8. Learning to Do Ethnic Identity: The Transracial/ Transethnic Adoptive Family as Site and Context -- The Essentialist Concept of Ethnic Identity -- Ethnic Identity as Learned Culture -- The Mixed- Race/ Mixed- Ethnic Adoptive Family as Site and Context -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- 9. 'I'm a Blonde-haired, Blue-eyed Black Girl': Mapping Mobile Paradoxical Spaces among Multi-ethnic Women in Toronto, C -- Discourses on the Multiethnic Experience -- Methodology -- Gillian Rose:   Paradoxical Space -- Elspeth Probyn:   Outside Belongings -- Mapping Mobile Paradoxical Spaces -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Contributors -- Index -- adoption -- age at time of  154 -- age at time of  156 -- age at time of  157 -- age at time of  166 -- and learning ethnic identity,  159-62 -- centrality of families to,  162-6 -- centrality of families to,  167 -- essentialist models of ethnic identity in,  15 -- essentialist models of ethnic identity in,  154 -- essentialist models of ethnic identity in,  155-9 -- essentialist models of ethnic identity in,  167 -- intercountry,  157-8 -- intercountry,  167 -- advertising,  mixed race in -- 122 -- 123-4 -- Affirmative Action,  abolished 127 -- African Caribbeans,  interracial marriage rates -- 2 -- 135 -- African diasporas -- 13 -- 49 -- Africans,  under colonialism -- 28 -- 30-1 -- 32-3 -- 36 -- alliances,  across boundaries -- 72-3 -- 186 -- American Journal of Sociology -- 31 -- 34 -- Anglo-Indian,  stereotype of -- 34 -- 37 -- Anzaldúa,  Gloria,  Borderlands/La Frontera 90 -- apartheid 24-5 -- Asian Americans."]
[{"$nulls":4},"interracial marriage rates,  2 -- interracial marriage rates,  91 -- interracial marriage rates,  92 -- interracial marriage rates,  103 -- interracial marriage rates,  114n -- interracial marriage rates,  118-19 -- panethnicity of,  102-3 -- Asian Immigrant Workers Association 103 -- Asian Law Caucus 103 -- Association of Black Social Workers and Allied Professionals [UK] 158 -- Association of Multiethnic Americans [AMEA] -- 76 -- 104 -- 125 -- 163 -- autobiography,  and ethnic identity 93 -- Babcock,  Winnefred Eaton -- 88 -- 106 -- belonging,  use of term 183-4 -- Bhabha,  Homi,  cultural hybridity 93-4 -- Bible,  claimed by White supremacists 121 -- biracial biography 77-9 -- Biracial Family Network of Chicago 104 -- Black -- choice of identity as,  85 -- choice of identity as,  86-7 -- choice of identity as,  105 -- as political affiliation,  56 -- as political affiliation,  79 -- strategic identification as,  57 -- strategic identification as,  59 -- Black Americans,  intermarriage rates -- 91 -- 92 -- 118 -- 119 -- black/white colour line -- 66-7 -- 85-7 -- and biracial biography,  77-9 -- Blackness -- additive,  57-8 -- compulsory,  56-7 -- compulsory,  156 -- construction of,  13 -- construction of,  42 -- essentialised,  48-9 -- in America,  48 -- in America,  99 -- in Britain,  47-8 -- in Britain,  65 -- Blade [film] 123 -- Boateng,  Paul,  MP 156 -- boundaries -- alliances across,  72-3 -- and fear of social invasion,  35-7 -- crossing of,  186 -- geographical,  99 -- historical definitions of,  99 -- of belonging,  48 -- of belonging,  183 -- BRANCH [Biracial and Natural Children] 106 -- Brazil 129 -- Bristol mixed race project 50-8 -- British Agencies for Adoption and Fostering [BAAF] 157 -- "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Broyard,  Anatole 80-1 -- Buell,  Raymond,  'The Native Problem in Africa' 29 -- bureaucracy 122 -- Canada,  official multiculturalism 68."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Carnegie Corporation -- 23 -- The Poor White Problem in South Africa,  26-7 -- Child International 106 -- child welfare professionals,  and adoption -- 15 -- 154 -- 155-9 -- 167 -- children -- choice of identity  105-6 -- choice of identity  136 -- choice of identity  137 -- choice of identity  161-2 -- interests of,  154 -- interests of,  168 -- multiracial,  54-5 -- multiracial,  85-7 -- multiracial,  105 -- Children's Act [1989] 156 -- Chinese-Americans 88-9 -- cities 119 -- class -- 17 -- 44 -- 46 -- 129 -- 130 -- and identity formation,  162 -- and identity formation,  164-5 -- and marriage rates [US],  118-19 -- and mixed race inferiority,  36-7 -- and social mobility,  70-1 -- effect on multiethnic experience,  177 -- Mixed Race Movement,  126 -- class analysis 128 -- colonialism,  indirect rule policy -- 28 -- 31 -- Commission for Racial Equality [CRE] 149 -- communities [monoracial/ethnic],  and acceptance of mixed race members -- 70-1 -- 73 -- 107-10 -- conditional acceptance 109-10 -- connections -- across boundaries,  72-3 -- creation of,  184 -- creation of,  185-6 -- consumerism,  mixed race discourse 122-4 -- Copeland,  Lewis C. 37-8 -- Crookshank,  Francis Graham 101 -- cultural insecurity,  of 'marginal man' -- 27-8 -- 34-5 -- cultural practices -- 16 -- traditional,  30 -- traditional,  31 -- dating,  interracial -- 119 -- 130 -- Department of Health [UK] 156 -- diasporas,  African -- 13 -- 49 -- discursive terrains 120-1 -- dissonance -- 16 -- 166 -- in adoptive families,  163-4 -- double consciousness [DuBois] 53 -- Dover,  Cedric,  Half-Caste [1937] 38 -- Eaton,  Edith Maude -- 88 -- 106 -- economism and bureaucracy 122 -- editors,  view of mixed race books 90-1 -- education -- as handicap to colonial Africans,  27-8 -- as handicap to colonial Africans,  31-2 -- and marriage rates,  118-19 -- English-African diaspora -- 13."]
[{"$nulls":4},"and essentialised Blackness,  48-9 -- Englishness -- construction of,  13 -- construction of,  42 -- as synonymous with Whiteness,  48 -- definitions of,  46-7 -- ethnic identity -- choice of,  92 -- choice of,  165 -- and ethnic origins,  151 -- as inherited culture,  156 -- as inherited culture,  157-8 -- as learned culture,  15 -- as learned culture,  159-62 -- essentialist models of  15 -- essentialist models of  155-9 -- essentialist models of  167 -- factors in,  167 -- ethnic minorities -- empowerment of,  159 -- exclusion of mixed race members,  70-1 -- exclusion of mixed race members,  73 -- exclusion of mixed race members,  107-10 -- views on mixed marriages,  135-6 -- views on mixed marriages,  150 -- ethnic origins 151 -- ethnicity 173 -- eugenics movement -- 13 -- 101 -- 113n -- family -- 70 -- 129 -- advantages of stability,  158-9 -- as site of identity formation,  162-6 -- as site of identity formation,  167 -- dissonance in adoptive,  163-4 -- lineages,  10 -- lineages,  16 -- norm of nuclear,  106 -- norm of nuclear,  154 -- feminism -- 72 -- and geography,  179 -- and geography,  180-1 -- Filipinos,  multiracial history -- 111 -- 116n -- films,  mixed race in 123 -- Funderburg,  Lise,  Black,  White,  Other 83 -- Gates,  Henry Louis,  on Anatole Broyard -- 80-1 -- 94 -- gender -- 17 -- 46 -- 129 -- genetic variation 4-5 -- geography,  human 174 -- Gingrich,  Newt 127 -- Ginsberg,  Morris,  The Psychology of Society [1921] 30 -- government policies -- on adoption,  156-7 -- on adoption,  167-8 -- multiculturalism,  68 -- on race and mixed race,  23-5 -- use of official statistics,  15 -- use of official statistics,  104 -- use of official statistics,  149-50 -- Grant,  Bernie,  MP 149 -- Great Britain -- adoption policies,  156-7 -- adoption policies,  167-8 -- age of mixed race population,  136-8."]
[{"$nulls":4},"age of mixed race population,  137."]
[null,null,null,"Sommario/riassunto","Exploring the complexities of mixed race in Britain and the USA, Rethinking 'Mixed Race' offers a broader and more pluralistic approach to the discussion."]