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Mediating Multiculturalism : Digital Storytelling and the Everyday Ethnic /
This book addresses a historical problem-multiculturalism-using contemporary phenomena: digital storytelling. 'Mediating Multiculturalism' offers an innovative model for reconceptualising cultural difference in a highly mobile and contradictory global moment.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London ; New York, NY :
Anthem Press,
2020.
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| Colección: | Anthem series in citizenship and national identities
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Front Matter
- Half-title
- Title page
- Copyright information
- Dedication
- Table of Contents
- List of Figures
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Multiculturalism as a Crisis of Contradiction
- The everyday turn
- Multiculturalism media: Artistic practice and digital storytelling
- Digital storytelling and whiteness
- What work is done in the name of the everyday? Foregrounding the background as methodology
- Parts One-Three
- Part One Convergences
- Chapter One Difference Returns to the Everyday: Multiculturalism, the Arts and 'Race'
- Multiculturalism and the arts
- Cultural diversity and its critics: Two key approaches to the crisis of multiculturalism in the twenty-first century
- Everyday multiculturalism
- Reframing everyday multiculturalism
- Conclusion
- Chapter Two Digital Storytelling and Diversity Work
- History and development of digital storytelling
- Theorising digital storytelling as participatory culture
- Key issues of digital storytelling
- 'Not migrant enough': Problems in migrant digital storytelling
- Alternative readings of digital storytelling
- Conclusion
- Chapter Three Meeting in the Middle: A Theoretical Framework
- Multiculturalism as an apparatus of security
- Ethnic performativity in digital storytelling
- Affective economies in digital stories
- Conclusion
- Part Two Multicultural Bodies
- Chapter Four Everyday Ethnicity in Digital Publics
- Sharing my story: ACMI's digital storytelling programme
- Ethnic performativity in individual digital stories
- Narrative structure
- Aesthetic techniques
- Sound techniques
- Conclusion
- Chapter Five Harmonising Diverse Voices: Ethnic Performativity in Collaborative Digital Storytelling
- The Junk Theory project
- Narrative structure
- Aesthetic techniques
- Sound techniques
- Sailing on the winds of whiteness: Deconstructing or reinstating racialised bodies in the Shire?
- Conclusion
- Chapter Six In Pursuit of the Promise
- Expressing everyday ethnicity: 'What it feels like'
- Value, validation and comfort
- Performing the multicultural promise
- 'I wasn't talking to you. Piss off!': Affective precarity in national belonging
- Conclusion
- Chapter Seven The Heart of the Matter
- Intimating ethnicity through photography
- Facing up to the nation
- Ethnic snaps
- Conclusion
- Chapter Eight Slipping Up: Performative Glitches
- Husky desires and risky encounters
- Conclusion
- Part Three Future Digital Multiculturalisms
- Chapter Nine Diasporic Disturbances: Alternative Digital Storytelling Techniques
- Failed multicultural feelings
- Performing plurality
- Conclusion
- Chapter Ten The Cosmos in the Everyday
- The Afro and the white Australians: Chronicling everyday multiculturalism via Liam's Hair
- Conclusion
- Chapter Eleven Digital Cosmopolitanisms, Diasporic Intimacies
- Cultural difference: Revolution or redundancy?