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The Immigrant Kitchen

Vivian Nun Halloran

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From academic sojourners to settler migrants: "scholarship boy" and girls in the kitchen -- Eating in public as performance of assimilation, diaspora, or ethnic belonging -- Mapping the new south(west)ern home -- Expats in love: recipes for belonging abroad -- Diasporic inventions: reclaiming family culinary traditions -- Conclusion: Talking turkey: the Thanksgiving holiday as the measure of assimilation.

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From academic sojourners to settler migrants: "scholarship boy" and girls in the kitchen -- Eating in public as performance of assimilation, diaspora, or ethnic belonging -- Mapping the new south(west)ern home -- Expats in love: recipes for belonging abroad -- Diasporic inventions: reclaiming family culinary traditions -- Conclusion: Talking turkey: the Thanksgiving holiday as the measure of assimilation.

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From academic sojourners to settler migrants: "scholarship boy" and girls in the kitchen -- Eating in public as performance of assimilation, diaspora, or ethnic belonging -- Mapping the new south(west)ern home -- Expats in love: recipes for belonging abroad -- Diasporic inventions: reclaiming family culinary traditions -- Conclusion: Talking turkey: the Thanksgiving holiday as the measure of assimilation.

Key concepts: Diaspora, Immigration, Ethnic group, Geography, Sociology, Gender studies, Anthropology, Archaeology

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