Keyword [American identity]
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| 41. | Negotiating cultural identities and organizational terrains: African-American females at Predominantly White Institutions and Historically Black Colleges and Universities |
| 42. | Journeying Through Exodus, Displacement, and My Cuban-American Identity: The Odyssey of Making and Becoming Waking Darkness. Waiting Ligh |
| 43. | The distant reach of the Middle East: How perceptions of conflict affect Jewish Israeli American and Palestinian American identity |
| 44. | African-American identity and political aspirations in the 21st century: Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice |
| 45. | Citizens without borders: American identity and the cultural politics of globalization |
| 46. | Figures of identity: Rereading Asian American literature |
| 47. | 'A school of new men': Composing an American identity in the early twentieth century (Aaron Copland, Edward MacDowell, Arthur Farwell, Charles Ives) |
| 48. | The measure of America: The rise of economic thinking and changing ideas about American identity, 1945--1965 |
| 49. | I, too, sing America: Individualism and transnational constructions of American identity in Korean American literature |
| 50. | Dancing Jewish: Jewish identity in American modern and postmodern dance |
| 51. | In the counting-house of language: Accounting, capitalism, and American identity, 1782--2000 |
| 52. | Negotiating hyphenated identities: Transnational identity formation of the German-American residents of St. Charles, Missouri, during World War I |
| 53. | Updike, Morrison, and Roth: The politics of American identity |
| 54. | 'Superior to all men': Violent masculinity, fascism, and American identity in Depression-era American literature |
| 55. | Chasing a myth: The formulation of American identity in the plays of Edward Albee |
| 56. | Negotiating selves, crafting lives: Culture, identity, and belonging in an islamic school |
| 57. | Rewriting representations of Native American identity in literature |
| 58. | Imagining nation and imaginary Americans: Race, immigration, and American identity in the fiction of Salman Rushdie, Ralph Ellison, and William Faulkner |
| 59. | Veneer of civilization: Southern lynching, memory, and African-American identity, 1882--1940 |
| 60. | Facing the aliens: Asian American identity through the eyes of both cultures, 1870s--1940s |
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