Living as Migrants in a Place That Was Once Home: The Nisei, the US Bases, and Okinawan Society
Living as Migrants in a Place That Was Once Home: The Nisei, the US Bases, and Okinawan Society
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在曾经的家乡过着移民生活：日精、美军基地和冲绳社会
DOI：
10.1353/phs.2012.0020
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发表时间：
2012
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通讯作者：
Johanna O. Zulueta
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作者：
Johanna O. Zulueta
出生在冲绳的母亲和菲律宾父亲，许多在菲律宾长大的第二代人在成年后回到冲绳寻求经济流动，获得日本国籍，并寻找他们的根的一部分。然而，他们的混合遗产，缺乏对日语的熟练程度，以及对美国军事基地的依赖使他们在冲绳社会中处于矛盾的地位。对于美国在冲绳的争议性存在，二代人有着矛盾的情绪，这反映了他们在冲绳社会中的不确定地位，但这种矛盾也反映了其他冲绳人的矛盾观点。
Born in Okinawa of Okinawan mothers and Filipino fathers, many Nisei who were brought up in the Philippines have returned to Okinawa as adults to seek economic mobility, acquire Japanese citizenship, and search for part of their roots. However, their mixed heritage, lack of proficiency in the Japanese language, and reliance on the US military bases for their livelihood put them in an ambivalent position in Okinawan society. Concerning the controversial US presence in Okinawa, the Nisei have ambivalent sentiments, which reflect their own uncertain position in Okinawan society, but this ambivalence also mirrors the conflicted views of other Okinawans.
日本的多元化困境、种族、公民身份、教育
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2008
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作者：
Soo im Lee;Willis David Blake;中村尚司;Willis David Blake;田中宏;田中宏;朴一;朴一;WILLIS DAVID BLAKE;李洙任
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李洙任