Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction 1
4. Part I. Approaches: Transculturalism and Gender
5. 1. Local, Continental, Global Migration Contexts: Projecting Life Courses in the Frame of Family Economies and Emotional Networks 21
6. 2. Gender in German-Canadian Studies: Challenges from across the Borders 44
7. Part II. Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: Religion, Politics, and Culture
8. 3. Success through Persistence: The Beginnings of the Moravian Mission in Labrador, 1771–5 63
9. 4. Model Farmers, Dubious Citizens: Reconsidering the Pennsylvania Germans of Upper Canada, 1786–1834 79
10. 5. Germania in Canada – Nation and Ethnicity at the German Peace Jubilees of 1871 107
11. 6. A Weak Woman Standing Alone: Home, Nation, and Gender in the Work of German-Canadian Immigration Agent Elise von Koerber, 1872–84 137
12. Part III. Twentieth Century: Ethnicity and Nationalism
13. 7. German-Quebecers, ‘German-Québécois,’ German-Canadians? The Double Integration of People of German Descent in Quebec in the 1990s 165
14. 8. ‘What Church Do You Go To?’ The Difficult Acculturation of German- Jewish Refugees in Canada, 1933–2004 187
15. 9. ‘German Only in Their Hearts’: Making and Breaking the Ethnic German Diaspora in the Twentieth Century 211
16. 10. Germans into Europeans: Expellees in Postwar Canada 227
17. Part IV. Language and Literature
18. 11. Language Acculturation: German Speakers in Kitchener-Waterloo 249
19. 12. Reimagining German-Canadians: Reflections on Past Deconstructions and Literary Evidence 268
20. Contributors 289
21. Index 293