European Others: Queering Ethnicity In Postnational Europe Fatima El-Tayeb University Of Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays And Literary

European Others Offers An Interrogation Into The Position Of Racialized Communities In Union Arguing That Tension Between A Growing Nonwhite Non-Christian Population And Insistent Essentialist Definitions Europeanness Produces New Forms Identity Activism Moving Beyond Disciplinary National Limits Fatima El-Tayeb Explores Structures Resistance Tracing Europeanization From Below Which Migrant Minority Challenge Ideology Racelessness Places Them Firmly Outside Community Citizens Using Notable Variety Sources Drag Performances To Feminist Muslim Euro Hip-Hop Draws On Largely Ignored Archive Vernacular Culture Central By Youths Exclusionary Nationalism Casts As Threatening Outcasts At Same Time She Reveals Continued Effect Europe\ S Suppressed Colonial History Representation Minorities Illiberal Other Progressive Europe Presenting Sharp Analysis Challenges Facing United Seen Many Model For Twenty-First-Century Postnational Societies Combines Theoretical Influences Both Sides Atlantic Lay Bare How Europeans Color Are Integral Continent\ Past Present Inevitably Its Future Σελίδες: 320 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm