This work deals with the question whether the way one understands his strangeness can influence possibility of integrating migrants into the majority. The work presents some theories of personal and ethnical identity in the tradition of social constructivism. In these theories the identity is usually constructed in the opposition to strange or other, but can strange or other be the basis for the construction of one's identity? This problem is approached from the stand point of the basic sociological theories of stranger (Simmel, Schütz, Park, Siu, Bauman). Based on these theories this work argues that stranger can be an identity. The following analysis of in-depth interviews shows if and how is identity of stranger manifested in everyday li...
This article explores identity formation, change and use of multiple identities among forced migrant...
Through an investigation of the idea of the stranger, this article seeks to blend theory with empiri...
To contend with others is to contend with ourselves. The way we “other” others, by identifying and r...
Abstract Situated at the crossroads of cultures, an immigrant’s identity is filled with ambiguity. H...
<p>In anthropological perspective, identity is taken from the two opposite angles; uniqueness and sa...
Based on life stories of Serbian migrant workers gathered through fieldwork, we shall attempt to pro...
This chapter discusses how immigrants re-define their personal, social, occupational and ethnic/nati...
The reconstruction of the migrants’ identity is an essential condition for the migrants' adaptation ...
Departing from the notion of 'the stranger' in classical sociological literature (Alfred Schutz and ...
This thesis explores the process of identification as a continuous articulation of culturally constr...
The reconstruction of the migrants’ identity is an essential condition for the migrants’ adaptation ...
Experience of something strange does not mean there is a strange thing that becomes experienced but ...
This paper is a attempt of reflection concerning of appearing human identity problems which take a p...
The purpose of this study is to get more knowledge about how the identification process for immigran...
Examining the relationship between strangers, embodiment and community, Strange Encounters challenge...
This article explores identity formation, change and use of multiple identities among forced migrant...
Through an investigation of the idea of the stranger, this article seeks to blend theory with empiri...
To contend with others is to contend with ourselves. The way we “other” others, by identifying and r...
Abstract Situated at the crossroads of cultures, an immigrant’s identity is filled with ambiguity. H...
<p>In anthropological perspective, identity is taken from the two opposite angles; uniqueness and sa...
Based on life stories of Serbian migrant workers gathered through fieldwork, we shall attempt to pro...
This chapter discusses how immigrants re-define their personal, social, occupational and ethnic/nati...
The reconstruction of the migrants’ identity is an essential condition for the migrants' adaptation ...
Departing from the notion of 'the stranger' in classical sociological literature (Alfred Schutz and ...
This thesis explores the process of identification as a continuous articulation of culturally constr...
The reconstruction of the migrants’ identity is an essential condition for the migrants’ adaptation ...
Experience of something strange does not mean there is a strange thing that becomes experienced but ...
This paper is a attempt of reflection concerning of appearing human identity problems which take a p...
The purpose of this study is to get more knowledge about how the identification process for immigran...
Examining the relationship between strangers, embodiment and community, Strange Encounters challenge...
This article explores identity formation, change and use of multiple identities among forced migrant...
Through an investigation of the idea of the stranger, this article seeks to blend theory with empiri...
To contend with others is to contend with ourselves. The way we “other” others, by identifying and r...