Declining the Stereotype Declining the Stereotype Declining the Stereotype Declining the Stereotype Declining the St: Ethnicity and Representation in French Cultures Ethnicity and Representation in French Cultures Ethnicity and Representation in French
Declining the Stereotype Declining the Stereotype Declining the Stereotype Declining the Stereotype Declining the St: Ethnicity and Representation in French Cultures Ethnicity and Representation in French Cultures Ethnicity and Representation in French...
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Very Good. First edition. First printing. Full number line and/or stated 1st edition. Hardcover lacking the DJ. Very good condition. Minor shelf wear to boards and DJ. Clean text, tight binding. Thank you for supporting Earthlight Books and independent bookstores.
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Minor wear. Light binding stains. VG. 24x16cm, viii, 213 pp. Contents: Introduction: The Reluctant Guest--Ch. 1. Stereotypes and Iterativity--Ch. 2. Stealing Stereotypes: Mehdi Charef, Marie Feraud, and Smain--Ch. 3. Investing in Stereotypes: Serge Meynard's L'oeil au beurre noir--Ch. 4. Stereotypes as Gifts: From Baudelaire to Banlieues--Ch. 5. Disarming Stereotypes: Coline Serreau's La crise--Ch. 6. Cheating on Stereotypes: Emile Ajar, Calixthe Beyala, and Didier Van Cauwelaert--Conclusion: Stereotypes and History from Asterix to Assia Djebar. [" Against the background of increasing population diversity in contemporary France and its attendant social tensions, Mireille Rosello analyzes how minorities within French cultures have dismantled stereotypes, and then extrapolates techniques that other marginalized groups might employ. Experiences drawn from Jewish, Maghrebian, and Black communities inform Rosello's observations. By examining current French novels, films, and other media where stereotypes of the ethnic other are confronted and reappropriated, the author reveals ways to recognize, subvert, and defuse a wide range of harmful stereotypes. Whether offering a brilliant reading of Coline Serreau's 1992 film La Crise or probing Baudelaire and Hugo for relevant clues, Rosello engages readers with creative insight, impeccable scholarship, and clarity of expression"-summary].
