Belonging to Puerto Rico and America : New York Puerto Rican children's developing conceptualization of their own cultural group / Abigail Stahl McNamee.
Children as cultural and ethnic beings -- Children of immigrant families -- Children as conceptual thinkers -- Childrens' conceptualization of Puerto Ricanness -- Asking Puerto Rican children about Puerto Ricanness -- Patterns in the children's conceptualization of Puerto Ricanness -- The development of children's overall conceptualization of Puerto Ricanness -- Emergent themes in the children's conceptualization of Puerto Ricanness -- The importance of homeland -- The importance of family ties -- The importance of physical appearance -- The importance of language -- The importance of the "specialness" of Puerto Rican people -- The importance of prejudice -- The importance of safety -- Thinking about the children's thinking and thinking about application.
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