Titlebook: Strategies of Identity Formation; Youth of Turkish Des Ali Mehdi Book 2012 VS Verlag f�r Sozialwissenschaften | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbad

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Introduction,y of seven million descendants of immigrant ancestry, they are "trying to find their own place and identity on the cultural and ethnic map of Europe" (Liebkind 1989: 1). What calls for a common characterisation is their predicament of living between, to use Aziza-A’s term, "two fat cultures" (Watzin

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Theoretical Framework,ature on iden- tity, we have tried to blend it with our discussion of identity theories. By so do- ing, we give some shape to a field of study that has branched out into numerous disciplines and directions, and thereby include only relevant parts of it. However, some of the existing work on the desc

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Research Methodology,t instilled the Faustian spirit in me – to go out into the world and explore the experiences of social actors – was a growing distaste for generalization, and an increasing sense of alienation from the people we study and talk about in our theoretical work. As one of the interviewees put it, "the Ge

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issue in Germany, particularly in recent decades. Being the largest immigrant group in the country, and for a number of other reasons, the spotlight has been on people of Turkish descent. From a sociological perspective, the process of identity formation is a critical step in the direction of integr

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ung men of Turkish descent, born in Germany, and to analyze – utilizing the empathetic approach of the German hermeneutic tradition – the rich diversity of identity strategies that the interviewees employ.978-3-531-18680-1978-3-531-18681-8

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Ali Mehdibegabte Insul war, die da allerhand kostliche Früchte und Gewächse, köstlichen guten Wein, absonderlich viel Muscaten-Wein, herrlich gutes Oehl, Citronen, Pommerantzen, Granaten, insonderheit aber sehr viel Feigen hervorbrachte, wie wir dan alle Häuser, welche nach Morgenländischer Manier oben flach