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Introduction: Aesthetic Practices And Politics In Media, Music, And Art / Rocío G. Davis, Dorothea Fischer-hornung, And Johanna C. Kardux -- Border Crossings And (trans)nationalism In Film. Paradigms Of Attitudes Towards Immigration: Science Fiction Films As Allegories In The Mid-century / Juan Bruce-novoa -- No Country For Old Certainties: Ambivalence, Hybridity, And Dangerous Crossings In Three Borderland Films / Page Laws -- Bodies And Hybrid Tropes: Border Crossings In Recent Films / Cathy Covell Waegner -- From Alien Nation To Alienation: Tracing The Figure Of The Guest Worker In Fatih Akin's Gegen Die Wand / Tessa C. Lee -- Lunch With The Bigot: 9/11 In Bollywood's Filmic Imagination / Mita Banerjee -- Migrant Adaptations In Television. Invisible Ethnicity: Canadian Erasure, Vanishing Dutchness / Aritha Van Herk -- Performing Linguistic Identity And Integration: The Politics Of Interpellation In The Catalonian Media / Klaus Zilles -- The Trans/migrant In The Spotlight: Space And Movement In Brazilian Telenovelas / Gundo Rial Y Costas -- Traveling Sounds: Music And Migration. Migratory Objects In The Balkans: When The Sound Of The Other Sounds Strangely Familiar / Maria Boletsi -- Variations On A Fugitive's Song: The Performance Of Disappearance And Forced Migration In Chile / Nicols Salazar-sutil -- Immigration And Modernism: Arnold Schoenberg And The Los Angeles émigrés / Kenneth H. Marcus -- Performing Ethnicity And Migration: Cultural And Artistic Practices. Ethnic Nostalgia: Ethnicity As Cultural Practice In The Twenty-first Century / Marcus Embry -- Connoisseurs Of Urban Life: Aesthetic Practices And The Everyday Among Japanese Migrants In New York City / Olga Kanzaki Sooudi -- All Islands Connect Under Water: Ping Chong's Undesirable Elements Series / Roberta De Martini. Edited By Rocío G. Davis, Dorothea Fischer-hornung, And Johanna C. Kardux. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates how aesthetic practices in media, music, and art function as sites of political negotiation and identity formation within the context of global migration. The editors, Rocío G. Davis, Dorothea Fischer-hornung, and Johanna C. Kardux, compile a series of scholarly essays that analyze how cultural production reflects, challenges, or reinforces the experiences of migrants and the politics of national belonging. By examining diverse media forms, the contributors argue that artistic expression serves as a critical lens for understanding the complexities of hybridity, alienation, and transnationalism in the modern era.
What You Will Find
Scholars and students of cultural studies frequently cite this collection as a useful resource for understanding the intersection of migration and aesthetic theory. The text is noted for its interdisciplinary approach, providing a dense academic overview of how artistic media functions within contemporary political discourse.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2011-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0415882907
ISBN-13:
9780203844724
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