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Understanding immigration as lived personal experience
In Gregory Fernando Pappas (ed.), Pragmatism in the Americas. Fordham University Press. pp. 245-261 (2011)
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This essay provides an account of the lived personal experience of immigration at three levels: general aims; relations to place and to other persons; and feelings and sensibility. The account is structured by Charles Peirce's phenomenological categories, but the emphasis is on describing the experience. For the experiential descriptions, the essay also relies on the work of Latin Americans such as Octavio Paz and Mario Benedetti and Anglo Americans such as Henry Thoreau, John McDermott, Jane Addams, and Lara Trout.Author's Profile
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