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Bernard Beck 《Multicultural Perspectives》2013,15(2):87-90
Two different perspectives on the immigrant struggles are found in a documentary about the radio and television program The Goldbergs and a science fiction thriller about the treatment of an immigrant alien community. Yoo-Hoo Mrs. Goldberg is optimistic and celebrates the achievements of an established ethnic community in America and the woman who conceived and implemented the idea for the show. District 9, excites and terrifies with an imaginary future ethnic catastrophe. A third movie, Amreeka, deals with an ethnic immigrant drama of the present, neither sentimental about past ethnic struggles nor frightening about future disasters. It is, therefore, the most unsettling and least amusing of the three, in spite of its conventional upbeat ending. 相似文献
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Bernard Beck 《Multicultural Perspectives》2017,19(4):223-226
Four recent movies, Hidden Figures, The Zookeeper's Wife, Their Finest, and Colossal exemplify a new cultural version of the movie heroine. This version combines feminism with commitment to solving an overwhelming problem. These heroines, thus, display the character virtues of Wonder Woman and Mrs. Miniver. This new version reflects changing concerns about the cultural understanding of women and a new direction for women moviemakers. 相似文献
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ABSTRACTRefugees and other displaced people have been the object of much research related to how people are adapting. Few have focused specifically on women even though women and children are by far the majority of refugees in general and especially in Utah. One of the few focused on narratives of newly arrived women refugees. Narratives are an important method for hearing authentic lived experiences versus assuming researchers can know the answers. However, questions arose about how those narratives might change after being in the U.S. for a longer period of time. Eleven refugee women who had been in the U.S. longer than 10 years were interviewed for this study.Narratives allowed us to present this scholarship in a way that is accessible to anyone. Five themes were found: language, education, family, assistance, and transition. These themes demonstrate both the resilience of the women and the difficulty and complexity of long-term adaptation. 相似文献
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