“Japanese American” identity and the problem of multiple description: disjunctive versions of the Japanese exclusion order

Berard, Tim J.

by Tim J. Berard

Reference:

Tim J. Berard, (2002), "“Japanese American” identity and the problem of multiple description: disjunctive versions of the Japanese exclusion order", In Language, Interaction, and National Identity: Studies in the Social Organisation of National Identity and Talk-in-Interaction (Stephen Hester, William Housley, eds.), Aldershot, pp. 144–168.

Bibtex Entry:

@INCOLLECTION{Berard2002a,
  address = "Aldershot", 
  author = "Tim J. Berard", 
  booktitle = "Language, Interaction, and National Identity: Studies in the Social Organisation of National Identity and Talk-in-Interaction", 
  keywords = "Japanese, Identity, Description, EMCA", 
  editor = "Stephen Hester and William Housley", 
  howpublished = "Ashgate", 
  pages = "144–168", 
  title = "“Japanese American” identity and the problem of multiple description: disjunctive versions of the Japanese exclusion order", 
  year = "2002", 
}