[ 收藏 ] [ 简体中文 ]  
臺灣貨到付款、ATM、超商、信用卡PAYPAL付款,4-7個工作日送達,999元臺幣免運費   在線留言 商品價格為新臺幣 
首頁 電影 連續劇 音樂 圖書 女裝 男裝 童裝 內衣 百貨家居 包包 女鞋 男鞋 童鞋 計算機周邊

商品搜索

 类 别:
 关键字:
    

商品分类

CHINESE AMERICANS--THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE
該商品所屬分類:進口原版圖書 -> Painting,Drawing & Photography繪畫與攝影
【市場價】
795-1152
【優惠價】
497-720
【介質】 book
【ISBN】0883631288
【折扣說明】一次購物滿999元台幣免運費+贈品
一次購物滿2000元台幣95折+免運費+贈品
一次購物滿3000元台幣92折+免運費+贈品
一次購物滿4000元台幣88折+免運費+贈品
【本期贈品】①優質無紡布環保袋,做工棒!②品牌簽字筆 ③品牌手帕紙巾
版本正版全新電子版PDF檔
您已选择: 正版全新
溫馨提示:如果有多種選項,請先選擇再點擊加入購物車。
*. 電子圖書價格是0.69折,例如了得網價格是100元,電子書pdf的價格則是69元。
*. 購買電子書不支持貨到付款,購買時選擇atm或者超商、PayPal付款。付款後1-24小時內通過郵件傳輸給您。
*. 如果收到的電子書不滿意,可以聯絡我們退款。謝謝。
內容介紹



  • 出版社:B A E
  • ISBN:0883631288
  • 作者:DUSANKA MISCEVIC
  • 頁數:240
  • 出版日期:2000-01-01
  • 印刷日期:2000-01-01
  • 包裝:平裝
  • 開本:8開
  • 版次:1
  • 印次:1
  • Chinese Americans: The Immigrant Experience combines a powerful historical text about the Chinese experience in America--from the earliest immigrants through the present day--with close to 2oo extraordinary images carefully selected to provide new perspective. Early chroniclers of Chinese life in America dwelled on the "exotic" and "alien" image of the Chinese people, as evidenced in nineteenth and early twentieth century photographs, drawings, and posters. Despite the fact that they made an enormous contribution to the development of the American West by working in the mines and on the railroads, once the railroads were completed, they found themselves ostracized by the exclusion and miscegenation laws and isolated in urban ghettos as undesirable aliens.
  • The powerful story of one of the most heavily persecuted immigrant groups to arrive on our shores is a poignant, often somber, look at the struggles and triumphs of the more than two million Chinese who left their native land for a chance at a better life. The Chinese arrived here around the same time as the so-called old immigrants, (the Germans and the Irish), and much earlier than any of the southern and eastern European groups. But unlike European immigrants, they found themselves ostracized by exclusion laws, never expected to assimilate. Only after the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act was repealed in 1943 could they embark on a typical American immigrant path to success. Chinese Americans: The Immigrant Experience combines a powerful historical text about the Chinese experience in America --from the earliest immigrants through the present day--with close to 2oo extraordinary images carefully selected to provide new perspective. Early chroniclers of Chinese life in America dwelled on the "exotic" and "alien" image of the Chinese people, as evidenced in nineteenth and early twentieth century photographs, drawings, and posters. Despite the fact that they made an enormous contribution to the development of the American West by working in the mines and on the railroads (9,000 of the initially planned 10,000 laborers on the Central Pacific P,,ailroad were Chinese), once the railroads were completed, they found themselves ostracized by the exclusion and miscegenation laws and isolated in urban ghettos as undesirable aliens. The early visual records presented in Chinese Americans set the somber mood for the story of the Chinese in America. But the book also provides ample evidence that the Chinese have made the best of the opportunities given them: from the poor peasants lured into indentured servitude by greedy American employers, to the chosen members of the educated elite who took refuge in the U.S.during civil strife in China.
  • INTRODUCTION
    EARLY SINO-AMERICAN CONTACTS
    CHINA TRADE AND THE OPIUM WARS
    EARLY CHINESE IMMIGRATION
    CHINESE EXCLUSION
    THE RISE OF CHINESE GHETTOS
    PARTIAL ACCEPTANCE
    THE NEW ERA
    UPTOWN/DOWNTOWN CHINESE AMERICANS
    CHINESE-AMERiCAN WOMEN
    ARRIVED AT LONG LAST
    CHINESE SITES ON THE INTERNET
    INDEX AND
    PHOTO CREDITS
 
網友評論  我們期待著您對此商品發表評論
 
相關商品
在線留言 商品價格為新臺幣
關於我們 送貨時間 安全付款 會員登入 加入會員 我的帳戶 網站聯盟
DVD 連續劇 Copyright © 2024, Digital 了得網 Co., Ltd.
返回頂部