Issue 6.1 (Autumn 2005): Identity and Marginality (Volume I)
Issue 6.1 (Autumn 2005): Identity and Marginality (Volume I)
This sixth issue of eSharp is dedicated to the theme of 'Identity and Marginality'. Widely discussed in academic circles all over the world, the issues relating to identity and marginality are much researched and of enormous cultural and socio-political significance. Due to the number of high quality submissions this will be a double issue with Part Two following in Spring of 2006. Topics for this issue include Political Representation, Self and Other, Minorities, Psychoanalysis, Regionalism, and Migration, Diaspora and Exile.
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Articles
Articles
| Rebecca Kay | Introduction to 'Identity and Marginality' | 6 - Kay | |
| Claire Deal and Pam Fox | Captive Audience: Exploring Identities of Privilege and Marginality through a Service-Learning Partnership between College Students and Inmates at a Regional Jail | Abstract | 6 - Deal and Fox |
| Anne Faulkner | Jewish Identity and the Jerusalem Conference: Social Identity and Self-categorization in the Early Church Communities | Abstract | 6 - Faulkner |
| Mark John Isola | From Whitman's Nationalism to Stoddard's Expatriotism: The Emergence of a Modern Gay Male American Subjectivity | Abstract | 6 - Isola |
| Katie Klein | An(Other) Scribbler: Grace Aguilar's Anglicized Jewish Woman | Abstract | 6 - Klein |
| Corinna Krause | Postcolonial theory in a Scottish Gaelic context | Abstract | 6 - Krause |
| Sophia Marshman | From the Margins to the Mainstream? Representations of the Holocaust in Popular Culture | Abstract | 6 - Marshman |
| Marilyn Michaud | The Double as Failed Masculinity in David Ely's Seconds | Abstract | 6 - Michaud |
| Tereza Novotna | Czechoslovakismus, and (German) National Minorities between World Wars | Abstract | 6 - Novotna |
| Michell Ward | Empowerment in Chains: Exploring the Liberatory Potential of Masochism | Abstract | 6 - Ward |