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Heirs of the Bamboo: Identity and Ambivalence Among the Eurasian Macanese

Heirs of the Bamboo: Identity and Ambivalence Among the Eurasian Macanese

Allen John Uck Lun Chun
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"The reintegration of Macao into the People's Republic of China in 1999 transformed Macao into one of the gambling capitals of the world and was accompanied by unprecedented social changes that, ultimately, have redefined the Macanese identity. This book is about the Macanese living in Portugal and their intimate social networks in loco and interactions with their counterparts in Macao and elsewhere in the diaspora, by the use of Internet. Memory and ambivalence, deeply associated with kinship, language, food and heritage, are the cornerstones of this research, which overturns colonial stereotypes and concepts of Macanese cultural purity"--
Format
Unknown Binding
Publisher
Berghahn Books
Release
September 01, 2020
ISBN
1789208920
ISBN 13
9781789208924

Heirs of the Bamboo: Identity and Ambivalence Among the Eurasian Macanese

Allen John Uck Lun Chun
0/5 ( ratings)
"The reintegration of Macao into the People's Republic of China in 1999 transformed Macao into one of the gambling capitals of the world and was accompanied by unprecedented social changes that, ultimately, have redefined the Macanese identity. This book is about the Macanese living in Portugal and their intimate social networks in loco and interactions with their counterparts in Macao and elsewhere in the diaspora, by the use of Internet. Memory and ambivalence, deeply associated with kinship, language, food and heritage, are the cornerstones of this research, which overturns colonial stereotypes and concepts of Macanese cultural purity"--
Format
Unknown Binding
Publisher
Berghahn Books
Release
September 01, 2020
ISBN
1789208920
ISBN 13
9781789208924

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