Negotiating Intersecting Minority Identities: The Cultural Transitioning of Jewish Argentinean Immigrants/ Negocier les identites minoritaires transversales : la transition culturelle d'immigrants juifs argentins

This phenomenological qualitative study employed relational cultural theory and feminist social constructionist theory as epistemologies to examine the role of multiple intersecting identities in the cultural transitioning of Jewish Argentinean immigrants into a range of relational and social contex...

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Published inCanadian journal of counselling and psychotherapy Vol. 51; no. 1; pp. 1 - 17
Main Authors Sinacore, Ada L, Khayutin, Sarah, Nasrullah, Shakib, Titus, Jennifer
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association 01.01.2017
Subjects
Argentines
Assimilation (Sociology)
Emigration and immigration
Immigrants
Jewish identity
Methods
Psychological aspects
Sociological research
Canada
Argentina
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Summary:This phenomenological qualitative study employed relational cultural theory and feminist social constructionist theory as epistemologies to examine the role of multiple intersecting identities in the cultural transitioning of Jewish Argentinean immigrants into a range of relational and social contexts. Results indicated that identity salience across different relational contexts was strongly influenced by the emergence of the immigrant identity and the resulting interpersonal challenges. Implications for future research and counselling are discussed.
ISSN:1923-6182
1923-6182