Making strangers: issues of the other in the sphere of identity

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Oxford, United Kingdom: Inter-Disciplinary Press (2012)
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The Stranger, the Alien and the Foreigner are not individuals or groups - they are conclusions and classifications, motives and explanations created through a belief in the power and borders of division. This book seeks meaning and understanding for those that define their existence to a relationship with an identity that doesn't include them.

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BD460.O74.M35 2012

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