Description |
xiv, 262 pages ; 24 cm |
Contents |
Introduction: The Locations of History -- First Movement -- Coming to the West: Constructing the Oriental Problem -- 1. Professions of Faith: Missionaries, Sociologists, and the Survey of Race Relations, 1924-1926 -- 2. Thinking about Orientals: Chicago Sociologists and the Oriental Problem -- 3. Orientalism and the Mapping of Race -- 4. The Survey's Ends -- Second Movement -- Coming to Chicago: Asian Americans and the Oriental Problems -- 5. Wanted: Interpreters and Informants -- Orientals, Please Apply -- 6. Language of Hope: The Oriental as Marginal Man -- 7. Language of Discontent: Using the Stranger's Perspective -- Retracings -- Coming to America: The Oriental as an Intellectual/Object -- 8. Performers on Stage -- 9. American Orientalism as a Theory of Race, Space, and Identity -- 10. Legacies and Descendents. |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (page 249]-256) and index. |
Subject |
Asian Americans -- Social conditions -- 20th century.
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Asian Americans -- Ethnic identity -- Philosophy.
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Chicago school of sociology.
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Sociology -- United States -- History -- 20th century.
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United States -- Race relations -- Philosophy.
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ISBN |
0195116607 alkaline paper |
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