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Conceptualising Home The Question of Belonging Among Turkish Families in Germany

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

02.03.2009

Verlag

Campus

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243

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1,8/14/21,5 cm

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341 g

Auflage

1

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-593-38791-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

02.03.2009

Verlag

Campus

Seitenzahl

243

Maße (L/B/H)

1,8/14/21,5 cm

Gewicht

341 g

Auflage

1

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-593-38791-8

Herstelleradresse

Beltz Verlagsgruppe GmbH & Co. KG
Werderstr. 10
69469 Weinheim
DE
info@campus.de

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  • Table of Contents



    Acknowledgements



    Introduction



    1 Migration and belonging

    1.1 Defining home across three socio-linguistic contexts

    Home and homeland in Turkish context - Home and homeland in German context - Related concepts

    1.2 Mobility and home

    Migration, resettlement and the making of home - Reconceptualising home



    2 Contextualising "home": Turkish immigrants in Germany

    2.1 Turkish migration to Germany

    Migration and resettlement - Migrancy, longing and belonging - Religious home-making abroad - Crystallisation of belongings -Conclusions and open questions

    2.2 Children of Turkish emigrants in the literature

    Experiences with exclusion - Finding feet in the battlefield - Spatial and cultural references - Religious belonging consolidated and transformed - Sympathetic others and suffering companions - Conclusions and open questions



    3 Gender, migration and belonging

    3.1 The question of gender in migration research

    3.2 Gendered facets of Turkish migration to Germany

    3.3 Women and home

    3.4 Conclusions and outlook



    4 Empirical Research

    4.1 Recapitulating research objectives

    4.2 Research questions

    4.3 Research methods

    Qualitative research: Problem-centred interviews - In the field - Access to the sample - Introducing families - Conducting interviews - The language of interviews - The transcription of interviews - Data analysis



    5 The question of belonging across three generations

    5.1 From guests to commuters: The first generation

    The experience of migration - Loss of status - Temporality - The making of home as a guest -Conclusions: From a airy home to a heavy life

    5.2 Claiming home: The second generation

    The profile of the second generation - From Turkey to Germany - Schooling in Germany: Initial Difficulties - Experiences in Germany and changing relations with Turkey - Difference and exclusion - Back at home as a guest - The question of belonging - Conclusions: Questioning home as children of the first generation and parents of the third generation

    5.3 Fighting for belonging: The third generation

    The profile of the third generation in the sample - Living and grounding in Germany with backups and emergency exits - Escape from reality, sheltering in roots - Dealing with the present: Reborn Turks, Muslims and other Others - Conclusions: Incomplete lives, substitute homes



    6 Gendered (re)constructions of "home": Turkish men and women in Germany

    6.1 Gender in migration process

    Gender differences in the experience of migration - Employment of Turkish women - Experiences in Germany and in Turkey

    6.2 Gendered (re)constructions of home

    Home as conceptualised by women - Home as conceptualised by men

    6.3 Gendered return orientations

    6.4 Conclusions



    7 Belonging at the crossroads of gender and generations

    7.1 Common themes and shared patterns of intergenerational communications across six turkish families

    7.2 Differences across families: Changing emphases on culture, nation and religion

    7.3 Gendered communication of belonging across generations

    Women and communication - Men and communication

    7.4 Conclusions



    Conclusion



    List of Tables

    Bibliography

    Appendix