Titlebook: Intergenerational Ethnic Identity Construction and Transmission among Italian-Australians; Absence, Ambivalence Simone Marino Book 2020 The

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Methodology,nd insider—not a spectator, but an engaged participant, sharing a Geertzian ‘web of significance’ with the participants. The chapter also discusses the problematic usage of terms such as generation, ethnic group and community, suggesting an interpretation that removes itself from static ascriptions.

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The Calabrian Community and Its Cultural Practices,g in the life of ‘being an Italian in Australia’ are manifested. I chose the sites reported specifically by the participants—such as Calabrian community clubs and events, stores and businesses, and regional . (festivals)—where a linguistic and cultural landscape might be perceived, created and recre

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Cultural Practices and Memories of the Calabrian Grandparents,the analysis of the ethnographic data that these . (Italian grandparents) play a major role in the preservation of those cultural practices that the participants see as Italian. This leads to a discussion not only of what being Italian means to the participants, but to a focus that also includes how

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Findings and Discussion,amily. These concepts correspond generally to three spheres of social life: the macro (the mainstream society), the meso (the ethnic community) and the micro (the family). The first key concept, institutional positionality, relates to a widespread cross-generational tendency to perceive ‘double abse

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Networks and , Across the Three Generations,cial visits, gift exchange and gossip— encapsulated within sharing the same ‘feel for the game’ (Bourdieu .) keeps the families and the wider circle together and contributes to a sense of collective ethnic identity. The chapter presents the genealogies of the participating families who are bound by ..