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Making multiculture : Australia and the ambivalent politics of diversity
Ang, Ien (R7203); Noble, Greg (R8315). - : U.K., Routledge, 2018
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Multicultural education : the state of play from an Australian perspective
Watkins, Megan (R10473); Lean, Garth L. (R17227); Noble, Greg (R8315). - : U.K., Routledge, 2016
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Thinking beyond recognition : multiculturalism, cultural intelligence, and the professional capacities of teachers
Watkins, Megan (R10473); Noble, Greg (R8315). - : U.S., Taylor and Francis, 2016
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Yoga : cultural pedagogy and embodied ethics
McInnes, David (R8179). - : U.K., Taylor and Francis, 2015
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Learning to be Lebanese : fashioning an ethnicised habitus in multicultural Australia
Noble, Greg (R8315); Tabar, Paul (R13695). - : Germany, Universitätsverlag Winter, 2014
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'It is home but it is not home' : habitus, field and the migrant
Noble, Greg (R8315). - : U.K., Sage Publications, 2013
Abstract: This article explores the utility of Bourdieu's notions of habitus and field in examining the experience of migrant resettlement. It draws on a speech spoken in two languages at a community organisation event to suggest that resettlement entails the transformation of the embodied capacities of migrants and the formation of a new set of bodily capacities which never quite become the dispositions of the citizen who 'belongs' unconditionally. It argues that, through a process of disorientation and reorientation, some migrants acquire a corporeal and social awkwardness which embodies the learning of the 'difference of difference'. This differentiation is less about personal experience than social location, and it is less about some primordial 'ethnicity' deriving from the homeland than an 'ethnicised' habitus that reflects that location within Australian social fields. The article challenges Bourdieu's insistence on the complicit relation between habitus and field, arguing that we need to draw on a micro-sociological language of 'settings' to account for migrants' experiences of moving across and switching between social fields.
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URL: https://doi.org/10.1177/1440783313481532
http://handle.uws.edu.au:8081/1959.7/530969
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Rethinking Multiculturalism, Reassessing Multicultural Education. Project Report Number 1: Surveying New South Wales Public School Teachers
Watkins, Megan (R10473); Lean, Garth L. (R17227); Noble, Greg (R8315). - : Penrith South DC, NSW, University of Western Sydney, 2013
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Parents, Diversity and Cultures of Home and School
Cardona, Beatriz (S24885); Watkins, Megan (R10473); Noble, Greg (R8315). - : Penrith, N.S.W., University of Western Sydney, 2009
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Community languages matter : challenges and opportunities facing the Community Languages Program in New South Wales
Cardona, Beatriz; Noble, Greg; Di Biase, Bruno. - : Penrith South, N.S.W, University of Western Sydney, 2008
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Cultural practices and learning : diversity, discipline and dispositions in schooling
Watkins, Megan; Noble, Greg. - : Penrith South, N.S.W, University of Western Sydney, 2008
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