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Informationen zum Autor Theresa Carilli, Ph.D., is a Professor of Communication and Creative Arts at Purdue University Calumet. She has written two books of plays, Women as Lovers and Familial Circles, and co-edited two anthologies: Cultural Diversity and the U.S. Media and Women and the Media: Diverse Perspectives. Carilli has guest-edited Voices in Italian Americana and the Global Media Journal. She lives in Oak Park, Illinois. Klappentext In Scripting Identity: Writing Cultural Experience, Theresa Carilli explores how understanding one's identity can assist in the process of writing a performative script. Zusammenfassung In Scripting Identity: Writing Cultural Experience! Theresa Carilli explores how understanding one's identity can assist in the process of writing a performative script. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1 Acknowledgements Part 2 The Great Hartford Circus Fire Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 Performative Writing and the Primary Narrative Chapter 5 Scripting Identity Using the Primary Narrative Chapter 6 Adrienne Viramontes: I Had Been A White Reflection Script One: Deconstructing the Oreo Chapter 7 Dave Fanno: The Pit! Script Two: The Coke Plant Chapter 8 Jennifer Bianchi: I Was Terrified Script Three: A Letter to Sam Chapter 9 Erin Okamoto Protsman: The Child, The Flower, and The Rifle Script Four: Excerpt from Without Due Process Chapter 10 Ami Kleminski: Cross-dressing to Survive Script Five: I Am Not Contained between My Boots and My Hat Chapter 11 William Boggs: What My Father Taught Me Script Six: June Bug's House and Photographs and Memories Part 12 Afterword: Identity and Human Communication Part 13 References Part 14 About the Author
