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Diaspora is trendy concept. In Hungarian, the inner diasporas is too. We use it and take advantage of it. It is easy to do it, because it has no exact definition and the used definitions have series of dynamic (more exactly: inaccurate) elements. In most of the cases we associate inner diasporas wit...

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Elmentve itt :
Bibliográfiai részletek
Szerző: Bodó Barna
Testületi szerző: Nemzetiségi - nemzeti - európai identitás (2008) (Szeged)
Dokumentumtípus: Könyv része
Megjelent: 2009
Sorozat:Nemzetiségi - nemzeti - európai identitás
Kulcsszavak:Identitás, Nemzeti tudat, Nemzetiség
Online Access:http://acta.bibl.u-szeged.hu/63368
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Tartalmi kivonat:Diaspora is trendy concept. In Hungarian, the inner diasporas is too. We use it and take advantage of it. It is easy to do it, because it has no exact definition and the used definitions have series of dynamic (more exactly: inaccurate) elements. In most of the cases we associate inner diasporas with cumulated handicap, social justice or morality – all with the purpose of making better. When talking about inner diasporas, there is no one clear-cut scientific point of view, it hardly appears in any scientific text. Diaspora is different – sociologists, political scientists, anthropologists, psychologists researched it -, and means the existence of migrant ethnic groups which integrates in a larger society on other soil. However, the inner Diaspora is a group which is created not by choice – like in the former case -, but by history itself (cataclysms, the movement of borders and etc.). The diaspora in our conceptual usage is related to assimilation. After Milton Gordon’s classical theory many new theories where created, however there is no comprehensive theory for the process of “diasporazition” (the assimilation of inner diasporas). The main objective of the paper is the theoretical contextualization of “diasporazition”, by the comparison of inner diaspora case-studies and the aspects of their assimilation.
Terjedelem/Fizikai jellemzők:182-207
ISBN:978-963-482-962-1