Over My Dead Body: Multicultural Social Cohesion in Veronica Mars

  • Debra Dudek Deakin University

Περίληψη

This paper argues that Veronica Mars foregrounds the notion that multiculturalism is a "field of accumulating whiteness," to borrow Ghassan Hage's phrase, and that multicultural cohesion exists primarily when Brown and Black bodies gain cultural and symbolic capital by accumulating Whiteness.

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Debra Dudek received her PhD in literature from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. At present, she is a Research Fellow at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia, where she works collaboratively on an ARC-funded project, which analyses multiculturalism and Children's Literature. She has published internationally on Children's Literature, Postcolonial Studies, and Comparative Literature.
Δημοσιευμένα
2007-12-20
Τεύχος
Τόμ. 11 Αρ. 1 (2007)
Ενότητα
Alice's Academy
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