Discourses of Identity in Liminal Places and Spaces

Introduction

Roberta Piazza

Part I. Liminality and Chronotope

1. Chronotopic Identities: The South in the Narratives Told by Members of Mapuche Communities in Chile

Maria Eugenia Merino Dickinson and Anna De Fina

2. A Desire for Place: Constructing the Portuguese Homeland before and after "return"

Michele Koven

3. "Para mi no hay mas que Paris y mi pueblo": Place and Personhood in Processes of Social Distinction

David Divita

4. A Space of Your Own: Transforming Roma Heritage Practices and Identity in Contexts of Economic and social Precarity

Mike Baynham

5. With or Without Zanzibar: Diaspora Voices and the Memory of the Revolution

Roberta Piazza

Part II. Liminality and institutional power

6. Challenging Peripherality: Cornwall in Pan-Celtic Narratives of Place

Marc Scully

7. Place-Identity and Urban Policy: Sharing Leisure Spaces in the 'Post-Conflict' City

Bree T. Hocking, Brendan Sturgeon, John Dixon, Neil Jarman, Dominic Bryan, Jonny Huck, Duncan Whyatt, and Gemma Davies

8. Rooted in Hawai`i: Narratives of Revitalization Among New Speakers in Hawai'i

Christina Higgins

9. Road Signs and the Negotiation of a Place-Based Identity in Israel

Judith Yoel

10. The Infrastructure of Tolerance: Self-Guided Tours of Jewish Amsterdam

Galey Modan

11. The Politics of Mental Health: Alienation and Community in Inner-City London

Eva Oddi

12. 'Off-shore' as Marginality: Exploring the Panama Papers and the Feasibility of Post-National Sociolinguistics

Tope Omoniyi and Lukasz Daniluk