The Dance of Identities: Korean Adoptees and Their Journey toward Empowerment 9780824860875
Korean adoptees have a difficult time relating to any of the racial identity models because they are people of color who
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English Pages 216 Year 2010
Table of contents :
Contents
Preface
1. Dance of Identities
2. Wanting to Be Like White: Dancing with a White Cultural Identity
3. Opening Pandora’s Box: Dancing in Between and Nowhere at All
4. Engaging and Reflecting: Dancing with a Racial Identity and Transracial Adoptee Identity
5. Questioning What I Have Done: Dancing with Tensions, Conflicts, and Contradictions
6. Empowering Identities: Dancing with Empowerment and Executing Social Change
7. Linking the Dance of Identities Theory to Life Experiences
Notes
References
Subject Index
Index of Korean Transracial Adopted Participants
About the Author
Contents
Preface
1. Dance of Identities
2. Wanting to Be Like White: Dancing with a White Cultural Identity
3. Opening Pandora’s Box: Dancing in Between and Nowhere at All
4. Engaging and Reflecting: Dancing with a Racial Identity and Transracial Adoptee Identity
5. Questioning What I Have Done: Dancing with Tensions, Conflicts, and Contradictions
6. Empowering Identities: Dancing with Empowerment and Executing Social Change
7. Linking the Dance of Identities Theory to Life Experiences
Notes
References
Subject Index
Index of Korean Transracial Adopted Participants
About the Author
- Author / Uploaded
- John D. Palmer
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