Asian Women, Identity and Migration: Experiences of Transnational Women of Indian Origin/Heritage

ISBN-13: 9780367516819 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 230 str.

Nish Belford; Reshmi Lahiri-Roy

Opis

This book explores the influence which education and migration experiences have on migrant Asian women in Australia and the United Kingdom when (re) negotiating their identities.

Spis treści

Introduction

Reshmi Lahiri-Roy and Nish Belford

1. "Listen and You’ll Hear": Autoethnography and Educational Desire

Reshmi Lahiri-Roy

2. Autoethnographic Stories in Academia from Two Women of Diasporas

Mehreen Mirza and Barbara Mitra

3. Melbourne Musings: On Narrative Mediation

Michelle Cahill

4. The interplay of acculturation attitudes, cultural beliefs and educational values in negotiating my identity as an Indo-Australian academic

Sarika Kewalramani

5. Narrative of Multiculturalism: aptly describing where I am today as an early childhood educator

Vijaya Tatineni

6. The dilemma of being seen and unseen: my dark skin amongst the white walls . . .

Dawn Joseph

7. The colonisation of spiritual identity: Implications for belonging, social cohesion and wellbeing in Australian Catholic Education

Marian de Souza

8. Transnational women of Indian origin: intra-hybridity shifts and the continual topos of ‘being’

Margaret Kumar

9. Reflections through the Looking Glass: Voices from Strong Women of Urban Pakistan

Venesser Fernandes

10. Renegotiation of identity in Australia through the Reunionese art form: Maloya

Muriel Hillion Toulcanon

11. In Conversation: Suneeta Peres da Costa & Roanna Gonsalves

Suneeta Peres da Costa and Roanna Gonsalves

12. The ‘emotional and affective labour’ as a transnational woman in negotiating intimacies with cultural ‘others’ and homeland friends

Nish Belford

13. Transient Temples’: How do I pray to my old Gods on these new lands, in this new home?

Anindita Banerjee

14. Everyday Objects and Conversations: Experiencing ‘Self’ in the Transnational Space of the United Kingdom

Arunima Bhattacharya

15. Between Hypervisible and Invisible: Modi, Marriage and Migrant Women in Australian Media

Nisha Thapliyal