Multiculturalism: Identity and Otherness / Multiculturalisme: Identité et Altérité

Author: Nedret Kuran Burcolu

ISBN: 9755181040
Publisher: Bogazici
Copyright: ©1997
Pages: 248
Language: English, French
Binding: softcover
Price: $9.99

15 essays English / 4 essays French

The majority of the texts in this volume are papers that were submitted at the Workshop A Common European Identity in a Multi-Cultured Continent organized by the Centre for Comparative European Culture and Art at Bogazici University, in April 1992, under the sponsorship of the Council of Europe, Bogazici University and the Institute of social Sciences of Istanbul University. The theme of the Project was 'the transformation of images of identity by nations, groups and individuals of themselves and of one another, as well as of the cultural and physical environment, with a view to defining and determing the existence of a common European identity in a multi-cultured context, over and above the complexities of ethnic, religious and and regional diversity'.

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Contents

• Preface: Nedret Kuran Burcoglu
• I. Cultural Identity Cultural Implications of the Single European Market for Television Programmes - Howard Davis
• Religion, Identity, Fission: European Community and the Collapse of Federation - Glenn Bowman
• Les enseignements de l'internationalisme culturel au tournant du siecle dernier - Anne Henry
• Ethical Basis of European Identity - A. Husseynov
• Social Knowledge in the Process of Russian Modernization - Valentina Fedotova
• II. Approaches to Alterity
• The Fugitive Glance at the TV: Presentifications - Jale Parla
• Quetes d'identite, crises d'alterite - Eric Landowski
• The Creation of the Enemy Image and the Media - Ayseli Usluata
• The Image of 'Self' and the 'Other' in the Works of Turkish Migrant Authors in Germany - Nedret Kuran Burcoglu
• III. Language and Identity
• Imagology and Translation - Johan Soenen
• Language Reporting: A British Newspaper Perspective on Britain, Europe and Beyond - Robert Veltman
• The Judeo-Spanish Language, Culture and Music - Karen Gerson Sarhon
• IV. Representations of Identity
• A la recherche de l'identite narrativo-discursive du Petit Chaperon Rouge de Charles Perrault - Mehmet Rifat
• La possibilite d'une identite entre cultures differentes - Michel Henry
• Toward a New Conception of Identity and Language Through French Feminist Thought - Sinikka Tuohimaa
• Identity Problems of Our Cities and City Museums - Nazan Olcer
• Identities, Breakdown and Transformation: Thomas Disch's The Asian Shore - Selim Eyuboglu
• Omer Kavur's Motherland Hotel: The Novel and the Film - Cem Taylan
• V. An Identity and A Space
• Ataturk and Pera Palas - Jak Deleon