Keyword [American identity]
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| 81. | Maternal instincts and the matrix of nation: H.D., Marianne Moore, and genealogies of an American motherland (Hilda Doolittle) |
| 82. | Falling seeds take root: Ritualizing Chinese American identity through funerals |
| 83. | Forging Asian American identity: Race, culture, and the Asian American movement, 1968--1975 |
| 84. | Beyond the barbed wire: Nisei resistance and Japanese American identity |
| 85. | Defining a new American identity. Transformation from within: Lillian Hellman and August Wilson |
| 86. | The language of men: Identity and existentialism in the American postwar |
| 87. | The American colonization of the Philippines and the self-examination, self-presentation and re-presentation of American identity |
| 88. | 'Angles of vision': N. Scott Momaday, the Native American renaissance, and effect on American identity |
| 89. | Reading the impossible: Articulations of postwar idealism and the interrogation of American identity |
| 90. | Tibetan Buddhism, American interests: Influences upon the lay and monastic relationship in New York's Tibetan Buddhist immigrant communit |
| 91. | United States journalism and Chinese-American identity during China's civil war |
| 92. | Race, writing and manhood: Ambivalent identifications and American literary identity in Frank Chin and Ralph Ellison |
| 93. | Identity, family, and folklore in African-American literature |
| 94. | Self-stereotyping in African-Americans: Effects on African-American identity and self-evaluation |
| 95. | Policy Advocacy and the Performance of Muslim American Identity |
| 96. | Conducting culture: Leonard Bernstein, the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, and the negotiation of Jewish American identity, 1947--1967 |
| 97. | The American Identity Formed and Reflected in Children's Literature: An Analysis of Dr. Seuss through the Lens of Erik Erikson |
| 98. | Representation of Iranian-American Identity and Finding the Funds of Knowledge in the Resilience of Cultural Heritag |
| 99. | Representations of the Kingdom of Dahomey and Black American identity politics prior to the 1893 Chicago World's Fair |
| 100. | Off the road: American identity in modification of off-road trucks |
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