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E-grāmata: Suffering of the Immigrant

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Preface by (College de France), Translated by , (Algerian Sociologist and Director of Research at CNRS (National Centre for Sociological Research)
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  • Izdošanas datums: 19-Mar-2018
  • Izdevniecība: Polity Press
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  • ISBN-13: 9781509534043
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This book is a major contribution to our understanding of the condition of the immigrant and it will transform the readers understanding of the issues surrounding immigration. Sayads book will be widely used in courses on race, ethnicity, immigration and identity in sociology, anthropology, cultural studies, politics and geography.





an outstanding and original work on the experience of immigration and the kind of suffering involved in living in a society and culture which is not ones own;

describes how immigrants are compelled, out of respect for themselves and the group that allowed them to leave their country of origin, to play down the suffering of emigration;

Abdelmalek Sayad, was an Algerian scholar and close associate of the French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu - after Sayads death, Bourdieu undertook to assemble these writings for publication;

this book will transform the readers understanding of the issues surrounding immigration.

Recenzijas

A brilliant excavation of the condition we usually describe as immigration. Sayad brings to light aspects of that condition typically camouflaged or neutralized by the language itself of most academic research on immigration. He juxtaposes to this language the apparent opacity of the language of immigrants lived experience and helps us see its transparence and what it communicates. Saskia Sassen, author of Guests and Aliens

Acknowledgements ix
A Note on Terminology x
Preface xi
Sources xv
Introduction 1(215)
1 The Original Sin and the Collective Lie
7(21)
'I am the son of a widow'
7(1)
'You didn't get up early, so why are you going to the market?'
8(2)
'I became a "casual fellah"'
10(1)
'France is the only door'
11(1)
'France is all they talk about'
11(4)
'To be able to leave without having to ask anything'
15(1)
'In our France, there is nothing but darkness'
16(1)
'Every word we say is a lie'
17(3)
A spontaneous theory of reproduction
20(8)
2 The Three Ages of Emigration
28(35)
Three generations, three modes of generation
31(1)
The first 'age': an orderly emigration
32(3)
A hidden act
35(2)
A 'mission'
37(1)
The second 'age': loss of control
38(4)
'My whole life is in there'
42(3)
The identity of the emigrant
45(3)
Segregation and self-segregation
48(3)
'The way we live now'
51(2)
'That's their due'
53(1)
Separation
53(4)
The third 'age': an Algerian 'colony' in France
57(2)
The world of contradictions
59(4)
3 An Exemplary Immigration
63(25)
A singular genesis
64(2)
'Labour immigration'
66(3)
Towards 'family immigration'
69(4)
Shared illusions and dissimulations
73(3)
The costs and benefits of immigration
76(5)
The truth of power relations
81(7)
4 Nationalism and Emigration
88(22)
An objectively political act
88(5)
The field of associations
93(4)
Emigrants and politics
97(4)
The militant emigrant
101(9)
5 The Backlash on the society of Origin
110(8)
The Algerian visitor and his 'emigrant banker'
112(6)
6 A Relationship of Domination
118(19)
Dependency in discourse
119(4)
Social preconditions for a science of emigration
123(2)
A 'science of absence'
125(12)
7 The Wrongs of the Absentee
137(25)
The interview as analysis and self-analysis
143(19)
8 The Immigrant: 'OS for Life'
162(15)
A system of determinate relations
162(4)
Immigrant = OS
166(4)
Being and work
170(7)
9 Illness, Suffering and the Body
177(39)
The discourse on the immigrant
177(2)
The illness of immigration
179(4)
Conditions of access to medical 'rationality'
183(5)
The differential value of bodies
188(4)
Institutions in conflict
192(7)
A distorted temporality
199(4)
The individuation of the body
203(4)
The body of the immigrant
207(3)
The body as substitute for language
210(3)
The immigrant is only a body
213(3)
10 The Weight of Words 216(9)
Semantic sedimentations
216(5)
Integration: a loaded notion
221(4)
11 Naturalization 225(53)
A gentle violence
229(3)
Immigrant resistance
232(3)
A betrayal
235(6)
Automatic naturalization
241(7)
Ambiguities and double consciousness
248(11)
The body of the naturalized citizen
259(5)
Appendix: Three Interviews Concerning Identity
264(14)
12 Immigration and 'State Thought' 278(16)
The spirit of the state
279(3)
The crimes of immigration: immigration on trial
282(4)
Allaying suspicion
286(8)
13 Recapitulation 294(9)
Notes 303(29)
References 332(3)
Bibliography: The Writings of Abdelmalek Sayad 335


Abdelmalek Sayad, 1933-1988, Algerian Sociologist and Director of Research at CNRS (National Centre for Sociological Research)
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