Urban Villages and Local Identities : Germans from Russia, Omaha Indians, and Vietnamese in Lincoln, Nebraska /
"Urban Villages and Local Identities examines immigration to the Great Plains by surveying the experiences of three divergent ethnic groups--Volga Germans, Omaha Indians, and Vietnamese--that settled in enclaves in Lincoln, Nebraska, beginning in 1876, 1941, and 1975, respectively. These urban...
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Idioma: | Inglés |
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Lubbock, Texas :
Texas Tech University Press,
2015.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: Ethnicity and Identity in Lincoln; Performed Culture; Ethnic Saliency; Urban Villages; Frameworks of this Study
- 1. Local Knowledge and National Perspectives : Ethnicities and the Mainstream in Lincoln
- Omaha Confinement and Disfranchisement
- Volga German Immigration
- Omahas Return to the Salt Basin
- Vietnamese Immigration
- Multiculturalism in the Modern Mainstream
- 2. Life in the Russian Bottoms : Community Building and Identity Transformation among Germans from Russia
- The Founding Generation
- "We Became Americanized" : The Second Fifty Years
- Survivals, Revivals, and a New German from Russia Identity
- Conclusion
- 3. From the Big Village to the Urban Village : Omahas in Lincoln
- Community
- Particularism : The Omaha Way
- Cosmopolitanism
- Transnationalism
- Conclusion
- 4. Vietnamese Urban Villagers in Lincoln : Clustered Communities and Flexible Identities
- Immigrant Communities
- Particularism
- Cosmopolitanism
- Transnationalism
- Conclusion
- 5. Comparisons : Identities and Communities during the Long Twentieth Century
- Pluralistic Communities
- Ethnicity and Race
- Transnationalism, Internationalism, and Nationalism
- Performed Culture
- Conclusion.