In Roots Quest, sociologist Jackie Hogan digs into our current genealogy boom to ask why we are so interested in our family history. She shows how the surging popularity of genealogy is a response to large-scale social changes, and she explores the way our increasingly rootless society fuels the quest for an elemental sense of belongingâ for roots.
In Roots Quest, sociologist Jackie Hogan digs into our current genealogy boom to ask why we are so interested in our family history. She shows how the surging popularity of genealogy is a response to large-scale social changes, and she explores the way our increasingly rootless society fuels the quest for an elemental sense of belongingâ for roots.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jackie Hogan is professor of sociology and director of the anthropology and Asian studies programs at Bradley University. She is the author of the award-winning Lincoln, Inc.: Selling the Sixteenth President in Contemporary America and Gender, Race, and National Identity: Nations of Flesh and Blood. Her writing has appeared in the Christian Science Monitor, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Huffington Post, and others.
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Contents Acknowledgments 1 Roots Quests: An Introduction Evidence and Approach American Genies "We're Hopelessly Addicted": The Nature of American Roots Quests Understanding Roots Quests 2 A Genealogy of American Genealogy Old World and American Aristocratic Genealogy American Democratic Genealogy Eugenic, Nationalistic, and Aspirational Genealogy Multicultural, Self-Revelatory Genealogy Quantum Genealogy Why "Quantum" Genealogy? 3 Roots Work: Genealogy across Cultures The Psychological Effects of Roots Work The Identity Effects of Roots Work The Social Order Effects of Roots Work The Universality of Roots Work: Understanding Homo genealogicus 4 Memory Work in the Age of Quantum Genealogy Modernity and Memory The Past Isn't What It Used to Be Mortality, Immortality, and Memory The Working Dead The Enchanted Dead Memory Work and Quantum Genealogy 5 The New Blood Quantum: Genetic Genealogy and the Creation of Kinship Blood, Genetics, and Identity Genetic Genealogy: The Promises and the Problems The Dual Potential of Genetic Genealogy Genetic Genealogy and the Hunger for Substance Genetic Genealogy and the Creation of Kinship 6 Who Do We Think We Are? Televised Roots Quests The Anatomy of the Televised Roots Quest And the Moral of the Story Is . . . Televised Roots Quests: "Fabulous" and Flawed Virtual Realities, Virtual Identities, and Virtual Kinship 7 In Search of the "Living Dead": Ancestors, Zombies, and American Roots Quests "They're Hoping We Don't Forget Them": The Sacralization of American Genealogy "Turn the Heart of the Children to Their Fathers": The LDS Genealogical Mission Zombies and Roots Quests: A Sign of the Times? 8 Imagined Homes: Roots Tourism and the Quest for Self "Unbelievable Feelings!!" Irish Gatherings and African Homecomings Imagined Homes 9 Our Ancestors, Ourselves: Roots and Identity in an Age of Rootlessness Roots Quests and the Commodification of Identity Notes Bibliography Index
Contents Acknowledgments 1 Roots Quests: An Introduction Evidence and Approach American Genies "We're Hopelessly Addicted": The Nature of American Roots Quests Understanding Roots Quests 2 A Genealogy of American Genealogy Old World and American Aristocratic Genealogy American Democratic Genealogy Eugenic, Nationalistic, and Aspirational Genealogy Multicultural, Self-Revelatory Genealogy Quantum Genealogy Why "Quantum" Genealogy? 3 Roots Work: Genealogy across Cultures The Psychological Effects of Roots Work The Identity Effects of Roots Work The Social Order Effects of Roots Work The Universality of Roots Work: Understanding Homo genealogicus 4 Memory Work in the Age of Quantum Genealogy Modernity and Memory The Past Isn't What It Used to Be Mortality, Immortality, and Memory The Working Dead The Enchanted Dead Memory Work and Quantum Genealogy 5 The New Blood Quantum: Genetic Genealogy and the Creation of Kinship Blood, Genetics, and Identity Genetic Genealogy: The Promises and the Problems The Dual Potential of Genetic Genealogy Genetic Genealogy and the Hunger for Substance Genetic Genealogy and the Creation of Kinship 6 Who Do We Think We Are? Televised Roots Quests The Anatomy of the Televised Roots Quest And the Moral of the Story Is . . . Televised Roots Quests: "Fabulous" and Flawed Virtual Realities, Virtual Identities, and Virtual Kinship 7 In Search of the "Living Dead": Ancestors, Zombies, and American Roots Quests "They're Hoping We Don't Forget Them": The Sacralization of American Genealogy "Turn the Heart of the Children to Their Fathers": The LDS Genealogical Mission Zombies and Roots Quests: A Sign of the Times? 8 Imagined Homes: Roots Tourism and the Quest for Self "Unbelievable Feelings!!" Irish Gatherings and African Homecomings Imagined Homes 9 Our Ancestors, Ourselves: Roots and Identity in an Age of Rootlessness Roots Quests and the Commodification of Identity Notes Bibliography Index
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