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Dislocating China: Reflections on Muslims, Minorities, and Other Subaltern Subjects

Dislocating China: Reflections on Muslims, Minorities, and Other Subaltern Subjects
Format: Book (single author)
Publication Date: 200400/2004
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Sources ID: 122481
Visibility: Public (group default)
Format: 
Print media (print or manuscript, including PDFs)
Table of Contents: 

Preface -- 1. Introduction: Locating and Dislocating Culture in Contemporary China -- <b>Part I. Recognitions</b> : 2. Cultural Nationalisms in China ; 3. Mapping the Chinese Nation -- <b>Part II. Representations</b> : 4. Making, Marking, and Marketing Identity ; 5. Film and Forecasting the Nation -- <b>Part III. Folklorizations</b> : 6. Enmeshed Civilizations ; 7. Localization and Transnational Pilgrimage -- <b>Part IV. Ethnicizations</b> : 8. Dialogic Identities 150 ; 9. Relational Alterities -- <b>Part V. Indigenizations</b> : 10. Ethnogenesis or Ethnogenocide? ; 11. Cyber-separatism -- <b>Part VI. Socializations</b> : 12. Educating China's Others ; 13. Subaltern Perspectives on Prosperity -- <b>Part VII. Politicizations</b> : 14. Gulf Wars and Displaced Perspectives ; 15. Bodily Positions/Social Dispositions ; 16. Conclusions -- Bibliography -- Index.

Extent: 
xvii, 414 p.
Subjects: 
Islam in Tibet