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Multicultural Britain - Windrush Gen. - EKSAMEN
Multicultural Britain – Windrush Generation
I dette forløb vil vi se på, hvordan det britiske samfund ændrede sig efter britisk kolonialismen samt fokusere på multikulturalisme, immigration, og forskellige stemmer i samfundet, der kommer til udtryk efter afviklingen af det britiske imperium. Fokus på de kulturelle forskelle i UK forstået i et bredt perspektiv: etnicitet, nationalitet, samfundsklasse. Særligt har der været fokus på the Windrush Generation. Kunne anvende fagbegreber ved behandling af emnet.
Materiale:
- "How Britain Has Been Shaped by Migration", "Language and Diversity" fra 'Everyone Is Here' chapter 1, 2, Sten Pultz Moslund og Systime 2021
- Enoch Powell: Rivers of Blood Speech, 1968 (speech)
- Steve McQueen, Small Axe, Mangrove 2020, https://www.dr.dk/drtv/episode/small-axe_-mangrove_230997 (film)
- John Agard, Reporting from the Frontline of the Great Dictionary Disaster (2006), Encounter (2006)
Supplerende:
- History of the BBC, One of us? Windrush https://www.bbc.com/historyofthebbc/100-voices/people-nation-empire/windrush
- Timeline: The history of immigration and diversity in Britain, https://www.tiki-toki.com/timeline/embed/1467631/4899547248/
- What is MLE? https://www.york.ac.uk/language/research/projects/mle/what-is-mle/
- Stomzy video (MLE dialect) by Eat Sleep Dream English: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MQdEVo6YcI
Images of the Voyage of the Empire Windrush
Særligt fokus på:
Analyse af ikke-fiktionstekster, analyse af tale, retoriske pentagram, retoriske virkemidler, appelformer, argumentationsanalyse
Kende til variationer af engelsk, Standard English og Multicultural London English, or MLE, tilegnelse af ordforråd til at behandle emnet:
National narrative, the national "we", homogeneous society, people of colour, Multicoloured society, Multicultural society, Discrimination, Native language, Mother tongue, Variants of English, Queen's English, Standard English, Dialect, Ethnolect, Sociolect, Slang, Street language, Language hierarchies, Monolingual vs. multilingual, Code switching, Loan words, Race/racism, Diversity, Prejudice and stereotype, Dual heritage, Half-caste, structural or systemic racism, white privilege, integration - assimilation - segregation
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