Marriage is a central trope in popular portrayals of Germanyâ s largest ethnic minority. In exploring Turkish-German matrimony in popular genres including autoethnography, chick lit, wedding film and ethno-sitcom, this book reveals the fascinating interactions of gender, sexuality and ethnicity in contemporary Germany.
Marriage is a central trope in popular portrayals of Germanyâ s largest ethnic minority. In exploring Turkish-German matrimony in popular genres including autoethnography, chick lit, wedding film and ethno-sitcom, this book reveals the fascinating interactions of gender, sexuality and ethnicity in contemporary Germany.
Heather Merle Benbow is senior lecturer in German Studies at the University of Melbourne.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Introduction: Marriage in Turkish German Popular Culture Chapter 2: Forced Marriage: Turkish German Women's Autoethnography Chapter 3: Romantic Marriage: Turkish German "Chick Lit" Chapter 4: Intercultural Marriage: The Turkish German "Ethno-Comedy" Chapter 5: Gay Marriage: Homonationalism in German Culture Conclusion Bibliography About the Author
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Introduction: Marriage in Turkish German Popular Culture Chapter 2: Forced Marriage: Turkish German Women's Autoethnography Chapter 3: Romantic Marriage: Turkish German "Chick Lit" Chapter 4: Intercultural Marriage: The Turkish German "Ethno-Comedy" Chapter 5: Gay Marriage: Homonationalism in German Culture Conclusion Bibliography About the Author
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