Intercultural mirrors : dynamic reconstruction of identity /
Intercultural Mirrors: Dynamic Reconstruction of Identity contains (auto)ethnographic chapters and research-based explorations that uncover the ways our intercultural experiences influence our process of self-discovery and self-construction. The idea of intercultural mirrors is applied throughout al...
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill/Sense,
[2019]
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Table of Contents:
- Expansion of self through intercultural experiences / Julia Kraven
- Hansel and gretel revisited: quixotic reflections of online dating / Marie-Claire Patron
- Doni doni kononi danala: little by little the little bird builds its nest: intercultural reflections: western travel in non-western culture / Alexandra Hoyt
- Migration and making sense of place: against a backdrop of negative media discourse about africa / Peter Mbago Wakholi
- Mirror mirror: what culture am i? using philosophy to reconstruct our images and cultural identities / Tom Frengos
- Spreading roots globally, losing roots locally: coming to terms with being an expat as an intercultural identity / Lucyann Kerry
- Barceloneta as heterotopic mirror: a place of different spaces / Tony McHugh
- Reflection and aspiration: mirrors and models in traditional european and chinese thought / R. James Ferguson
- Becoming a person through intercultural communication: a white american's experiences in asia and africa / William Kelly
- Affect mirrors / Damian Cox
- List yourself: an autoethnography of intercultural identity / Donna Henson
- I'm so normal, i must be different / Taryn J. Mathis
- The decentred delegate: adapting identity within a model united nations learning environment / Dennis Harmon II and Mark Dinnen
- Scotland the brave? an exile's perspective on scottish identity from abroad / Darren Swanson
- Intercultural mirrors and cultural humility: my journey as an educator / James Arvanitakis
- Cultural observations and a conversation about drawing by a wandering artist / Kristin Newton.