With a case study of the Asian community in Southall, Marie Gillespie examines how television and video are being used to recreate cultural traditions and catalyse cultural change in such communities.
With a case study of the Asian community in Southall, Marie Gillespie examines how television and video are being used to recreate cultural traditions and catalyse cultural change in such communities.
Marie Gillespie is Lecturer in Sociology and Anthropology at the University of Wales, Swansea. She is the Diaspora Literary and Media Cultures project co-ordinator for the ESRC Transnational Communities Programme at the University of Oxford.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Cultural change: British Asian and black identities Remaking ethnicity About this book 1 Southall: Chota Punjab west London 2 Living fieldwork - writing ethnography 3 Local uses of the media: Negotiating culture and identity 4 Coming of age in Southall: TV news talk 5 Neighbours and gossip: Kinship courtship and community 6 Cool bodies: TV ad talk
Introduction Cultural change: British Asian and black identities Remaking ethnicity About this book 1 Southall: Chota Punjab west London 2 Living fieldwork - writing ethnography 3 Local uses of the media: Negotiating culture and identity 4 Coming of age in Southall: TV news talk 5 Neighbours and gossip: Kinship courtship and community 6 Cool bodies: TV ad talk
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