'Mixed race' studies : a reader /
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| Imprint: | London ; New York : Routledge, 2004. |
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| Description: | xxii, 329 p. ; 25 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5372281 |
Table of Contents:
- Notes on Terminology
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Rethinking 'Mixed Race' Studies
- Part 1. Tracing the Origins: Miscegenation, moral degeneracy, and genetics
- 1. Do Races Ever Amalgamate?
- 2. Recapitulation: The respective characteristics of the three great races; the superiority of the white type, and, within this type, of the Aryan family
- 3. Hybridity of Animals, Viewed in Connection with the Natural History of Mankind
- 4. On The Races of Men: The effects of crossing
- 5. Comparative Elements of Civilization
- 6. The Amalgam He Represents and His Significance for the Study of Race
- 7. The Hybrid as a Sociological Type
- 8. God's Own Chillun
- 9. The Racial Hybrid
- 10. Crossing the Boundary: The Marginal Man
- 11. The 'Half-Caste' Pathology
- 12. Nazi-Sterilization of Afro-Germans Clarence Lusane Study Probes
- 13. American Anthropological Association Statement on 'Race' American Anthropological Association
- 14. Genetics and the Biology of Race Crossing
- 15. Genetics, Identity and the Anthropology of Essentialism
- 16. DNA, Blood and Racializing the Tribe
- Part 2. Mapping Contemporary and Foundational Discourses: 'Mixed race', identities politics, and celebration
- 17. La Conciencia de la Mestiza: Towards a New Consciousness
- 18. Within, Between, and Beyond Race
- 19. The Illogic of American Racial Categories
- 20. Black, White, and Gray: Words, Words, Words
- 21. Race, BiRaciality, and Mixed Race
- 22. Race-ing and Being Raced: The Critical Interrogation of 'Passing' Teresa
- 23. Introduction In W.S.Penn (ed.) As We Are Now: Mixblood Essays on Race and Identity (1997)
- 24. Into the Mix
- 25. Let Blackness and Whiteness Wash Through: Competing discourses on bi-racialization and the compulsion of genealogical erasures
- Part 3. Debating Definitions: Multiraciality, census categories and critique
- 26. The Mulatto Millennium
- 27. Is Biracial Enough (Or, What's This About A Multiracial Category on the Census?: A Conversation)
- 28. Will The Census Go Multiracial?
- 29. Thinking About Transcending Race
- 30. Overview of Race and Hispanic Origin: Census 2000 Brief
- 31. 'Mixed Race' in Official Statistics
- 32. Office for National Statistics Census 2001: Ethnicity and religion in England and Wales
- 33. The Conceptualisation and Categorisation of Mixed Race/Ethnicity in Britain and North America: Identity Options and the Role of the State
- 34. Do Multiracial Subjects Really Challenge Race?: Mixed race Asians in the United States and the Caribbean
- 35. Servants of Culture: The symbolic role of mixed-race Asians in American discourse
- 36. Y tú ¿qué? (Y2K): Latino history in the new millennium
- 37. The New Millennium: Toward a new master racial project and epilogue
- 38. The Last Plantation: Color, Conflict, and Identity/Reflections of a New World Black
- 39. Assessing Multiracial Identity
- 40. Same Difference: Towards a more unified discourse in 'mixed race' theory
- Index
