Transculturalism goes beyond race, religion, sexuality, class, and every sort of classification known to sociologists and marketers. Transculturalists lead lives some may consider unusual. They often think, consume, date, or marry outside of their race, religion, or nationality. They travel on a whim to a faraway lands, dress unconventionally and codify their own styles. They live in areas their parents were once barred from and take jobs previously considered outside of their leagues. They are comfortable listening to, creating, and criticizing music outside of their original cultures and often display high levels of creativity in various progressive disciplines. Some call transculturalists heretics; many call them the future.
Transculturalism: How the World Is Coming Together features contributions from such transculturalist visionaries as photographers Jamel Shabazz, Larry Clark, and Ellen von Unwerth; writers Alix Sharkey, Stephen Greco, and Anicee Gaddis; and includes profiles of celebrity transculturalists Alicia Keys, Rosario Dawson, and Tiffany Limos.

Trace magazine

essays, analyses, personal tales and optimistic views of the future by Claude Grunitzky with Trace Magazine contributors

[edited] by Claude Grunitzky with Trace magazine contributors

TRUE Agency; Distributed by PowerHouse Cultural Entertainment

True Agency Publications

PowerHouse ; Turnaround

powerHouse Multimedia

powerHouse Books

United States, United States of America

New York, London, 2004

PS, 2004

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subject: Intercultural communication; Cross-cultural orientation; Cultural relations

contributor: Internet Archive

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unit_name: Internet Archive

topic: Intercultural communication; Cross-cultural orientation; Cultural relations

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p1) CULTURE SHOCK
1.1. (p2) New York Now
1.2. (p3) The Rise of The Mixed Race Majority
1.3. (p4) New Americana
1.4. (p5) East/West
1.5. (p6) The New World
1.6. (p7) Voodoo Ray
1.7. (p8) Okwui Enwezor
1.8. (p9) Greil Marcus
1.9. (p10) Baba Olatunji
2. (p11) HYBRID IDENTITIES
2.1. (p12) What is Cool?
2.2. (p13) Lovers Rock
2.3. (p14) Raw Power
2.4. (p15) Follow the Leader
2.5. (p16) Through a Glass Sharply
2.6. (p17) Fast Foward
2.7. (p18) London Massive
2.8. (p19) Ecoutez-Moi
2.9. (p20) The Aggressives
2.10. (p21) Transman
2.11. (p22) Spanish Fly
2.12. (p23) Tokyo
2.13. (p24) Rio de Janeiro
2.14. (p25) Johannesburg
2.15. (p26) Los Angeles
3. (p27) RANDOM ENERGY
3.1. (p28) New Roles for the Spectator
3.2. (p29) Space Invaders
3.3. (p30) Bathing Ape Empire
3.4. (p31) Alicia Keys
3.5. (p32) Rosario Dawson
3.6. (p33) Tiffany Limos
4. (p34) LIVE TO TELL
4.1. (p35) Akil Dasan "Race Doesn't Exist"
4.2. (p36) Djassi Dacosta Johnson "Dancing Through the Days in the Studio, and Nights in Lapa witih the Reggae and Hip Hop Kids"
4.3. (p37) Chris Lee "Can't Figure Out Where My Genes are From?"
4.4. (p38) Mebrak Tareke "Girls Who Didn't Like A Magga Koolie-Haired T'ing in Their Midst"
4.5. (p39) Sala Patterson" Well, Why Do You Move Around So Much?"
4.6. (p40) Michael Power "I Have Developed Quite an Appetite for Such Majestic Contradictions"
4.7. (p41) Celestine Arnold "I Have Been Charged with the Felony of Acting White' on Many Occasions"
4.8. (p42) Zhang Hong Tu "I Don't Want to do Anything Pure"
5. (p43) TRUE INTELLIGENCE

theme: Intercultural communication; Cross-cultural orientation; Cultural relations

Examines how certain curious, open-minded people manage to transcend their initial culture in order to explore, examine and infiltrate alien cultures. These "transculturalists" often date and marry out of their race, religion and, sometimes, gender; they dress unconventionally; and they take jobs once considered out of their league

[edited] By Claude Grunitzky With Trace Magazine Contributors. Typological Representation Of Trademark At Beginning Of Title.

2023-06-28