How are cultural boundaries created, conceived, and experienced? On the public level, the political practices of (sub-)nationalism have been revitalized by contemporary ideologies of multiculturalism providing new rhetorical forms which ultimately deny the legitimacy of indeterminacy. Yet, on the private level, the creation of new intersubjectivities is a normal consequence of movement, mixing, and living together, resulting in novel repertoires of individual and collective experiences. This book seeks to connect both the public and the private within the same frame of analysis.Negotiating Culture: Moving, Mixing and Memory in Contemporary Europe. Edited by Reginald Byron and Ullrich Kockel. Published by Lit 2006. 209pp. Paperback. Book condition: Good - slight marking to front cover, otherwise clean internally and externally. Tightly bound. No former owner inscriptions.