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245 00 Writing out of limbo :|binternational childhoods, global 
       nomads and third culture kids /|cedited by Gene H. Bell-
       Villada and Nina Sichel ; with Faith Eidse and Elaine Neil
       Orr. 
264  1 Newcastle upon Tyne, UK :|bCambridge Scholars Pub.,|c2011.
300    1 online resource (ix, 486 pages) :|billustrations 
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504    Includes bibliographical references. 
505 00 |gIntroduction /|rGene H. Bell-Villada and Nina Sichel --
       |gpt. 1.|tFoundations.|tThird culture kids /|rRuth Hill 
       Useem and Richard D. Downie ;|tCross-cultural kids :|tNew 
       prototype /|rRuth E. Van Reken ;|tRaised in the margin of 
       the mosaic :|tglobal nomads balance worlds within /|rNorma
       M. McCaig ;|tExplaining differences :|tTCKs and other CCKs,
       American and Japanese TCKs /|rAnn Baker Cottrell --|gpt. 
       2.|tReflections.|tFinding home :|tJohn Liang ;|tReframing 
       /|rFaith Eidse ;|tJubilee /|rCharity Schellenberg ;
       |tColors and culture of home /|rNancy Miller Dimmock ;|tA 
       canary sings on the road to Athens /|rKathleen Daniel ;
       |tArtist in transit :|ta fusion of art and identity /
       |rCathleen Hadley ;|tReturning to my parents' foreign 
       "home" /|rEmily G. Hervey ;|tContinental shifts /|rAnna 
       Maria Moore ;|tOutsider /|rNina Sichel --|gpt. 3.
       |tExplorations.|tLemonade for the Gringa :|tadvice for and
       from teenaged global nomads /|rPatricia Linderman ;
       |tVignettes from another perspective :|twhen cultural 
       hierarchies matter at an international school /|rDanau 
       Tanu ;|tReligious lives of adult missionary kids /|rNancy 
       Henderson-James ;|tEchoes of loss :|tlong-term grief and 
       adaptation among third culture kids /|rKathleen R. Gilbert
       and Rebecca J. Gilbert ;|tFour third culture kids :|tone 
       portrait /|rLaila Plamondon ;|tMemory, language, and 
       identity :|tSearch for self /|rLiliana Meneses ;|tFinnish 
       expatriate families and their children :|ta complementary 
       viewpoint /|rAnu Warinowski ;|tDomestic students or 
       foreign?|tWhen U.S.-global nomads return "home" to college
       /|rBruce La Brack ;|tGlobal nomads :|tcultural bridges for
       the future /|rAlice Shu-Hsien Wu --|gpt. 4.
       |tReconfigurations.|tDocumenting mobility /|rMaureen A. 
       Burns ;|tKhartoum Romeo, Delhi Juliet /|rGreg Clinton ; "I
       know who I am" /|rLeyla Rouhi ;|tStranger self :|ta 
       pattern in narrative /|rElaine Neil Orr ;|tOn Jean Rhys, 
       Barbara Kingsolver, and myself :|treflections on a problem
       that has no set name /|rGene H. Bell-Villada ;|tColonial 
       mothers and cosmopolitan third culture kids :|tDoris 
       Lessing's Under my skin /|rAlice Ridout ;|tChecked baggage
       :|twriting Unpacked /|rElizabeth Liang ;|tOn making BRATS 
       /|rDonna Musil --|gpt. 5.|tEnd paper.|tLe français /|rMaya
       Goldstein Evans. 
520    Crossing borders and boundaries, countries and cultures, 
       they are the children of the military, diplomatic corps, 
       international business, education and missions 
       communities. They are called Third Culture Kids or Global 
       Nomads, and the many benefits of their lifestyle expanded 
       worldview, multiplicity of languages, tolerance for 
       difference are often mitigated by recurring losses of 
       relationships, of stability, of permanent roots. They are 
       part of an accelerating demographic that is only recently 
       coming into visibility. In this groundbreaking collection,
       writers from around the world address issues of language 
       acquisition and identity formation, childhood mobility and
       adaptation, memory and grief, and the artist s struggle to
       articulate the experience of growing up global. And, woven
       like a thread through the entire collection, runs the 
       individual s search for belonging and a place called home.
       This book provides a major leap in understanding what it s
       like to grow up among worlds. It is invaluable reading for
       the new global age. 
546    In English; occasional phrases in French with English 
       translations. 
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