There's no place like home : repatriation narratives from American expatriates, 2003.

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There's no place like home : repatriation narratives from American expatriates, 2003.

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Describes the experiences of Americans who have lived in a foreign culture and then returned to America. Discusses the feeling of foreignness in the home country. Describes elements such as language, clothing, food, gestures, etc. that differ culturally and that act as barriers separating people from their peers in other cultures. Explains that positives exist as well; "expatriates" often say they would raise their children abroad.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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