Daniel A Yon
Biographic Data
| ID | 98889 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel A Yon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel A |
| FAMILY NAME | Yon |
| SIGNATURE | YON D A |
| AFFILIATIONS | York University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Race-Making/Race-Mixing: St. Helena and the South Atlantic World
This paper focuses on the South Atlantic Oceanic World, and the pivotal place of the Island of St. Helena within that world, as both a context and a conceptual tool for thinking about race-making and race-mixing in South Africa. Drawing on various historical ‘snapshots’ from documentary and archival sources on St. Helena, as well as from exploratory fieldwork in South Africa, St. Helena, an Atlantic World of flux and fluidity, is invoked as a con…
Highlights and Overview of the History of Educational Ethnography
In broad brush strokes, this essay identifies and reviews key trends and theoretical orientations that have shaped the field of educational ethnography from the period of its inception to the closing decade of the twentieth century. It demonstrates how the growth of educational ethnography as a subfield within anthropology reflects a growing focus on prescriptive, applied, and reformist research within urban contexts. It maps the transition from …
Urban Portraits of Identity: On the problem of knowing culture and identity in intercultural studies
This paper draws from a larger ethnography that explores questions of culture, race and identity, against a backdrop of globalization and diaspora, among students in a Toronto High School. It constructs a series of 'portraits' of youth from their conversations with the ethnographer. These portraits highlight the fluid and slippery nature of the identities of youth as their identifications shift and as they insist upon being viewed as complex subj…
Pedagogy and the "problem" of difference: On reading community in The Darker Side of Black
This paper examines the responses of two groups of high school students to Isaac Julien's film The Darker Side of Black and theorizes what these responses might suggest for how students imagine and argue for community. It explores the tension that is produced as students argue for community as continuous and stable in the face of discontinuity and difference in the diaspora. The paper raises the possibilities for how pedagogy may occupy the space…
Highlights and Overview of the History of Educational Ethnography
In broad brush strokes, this essay identifies and reviews key trends and theoretical orientations that have shaped the field of educational ethnography from the period of its inception to the closing decade of the twentieth century. It demonstrates how the growth of educational ethnography as a subfield within anthropology reflects a growing focus on prescriptive, applied, and reformist research within urban contexts. It maps the transition from …
Urban Portraits of Identity: On the problem of knowing culture and identity in intercultural studies
This paper draws from a larger ethnography that explores questions of culture, race and identity, against a backdrop of globalization and diaspora, among students in a Toronto High School. It constructs a series of 'portraits' of youth from their conversations with the ethnographer. These portraits highlight the fluid and slippery nature of the identities of youth as their identifications shift and as they insist upon being viewed as complex subj…
Pedagogy and the "problem" of difference: On reading community in The Darker Side of Black
This paper examines the responses of two groups of high school students to Isaac Julien's film The Darker Side of Black and theorizes what these responses might suggest for how students imagine and argue for community. It explores the tension that is produced as students argue for community as continuous and stable in the face of discontinuity and difference in the diaspora. The paper raises the possibilities for how pedagogy may occupy the space…
Race-Making/Race-Mixing: St. Helena and the South Atlantic World
This paper focuses on the South Atlantic Oceanic World, and the pivotal place of the Island of St. Helena within that world, as both a context and a conceptual tool for thinking about race-making and race-mixing in South Africa. Drawing on various historical ‘snapshots’ from documentary and archival sources on St. Helena, as well as from exploratory fieldwork in South Africa, St. Helena, an Atlantic World of flux and fluidity, is invoked as a con…
Pedagogy and the "problem" of difference: On reading community in The Darker Side of Black
This paper examines the responses of two groups of high school students to Isaac Julien's film The Darker Side of Black and theorizes what these responses might suggest for how students imagine and argue for community. It explores the tension that is produced as students argue for community as continuous and stable in the face of discontinuity and difference in the diaspora. The paper raises the possibilities for how pedagogy may occupy the space…
Urban Portraits of Identity: On the problem of knowing culture and identity in intercultural studies
This paper draws from a larger ethnography that explores questions of culture, race and identity, against a backdrop of globalization and diaspora, among students in a Toronto High School. It constructs a series of 'portraits' of youth from their conversations with the ethnographer. These portraits highlight the fluid and slippery nature of the identities of youth as their identifications shift and as they insist upon being viewed as complex subj…
Highlights and Overview of the History of Educational Ethnography
In broad brush strokes, this essay identifies and reviews key trends and theoretical orientations that have shaped the field of educational ethnography from the period of its inception to the closing decade of the twentieth century. It demonstrates how the growth of educational ethnography as a subfield within anthropology reflects a growing focus on prescriptive, applied, and reformist research within urban contexts. It maps the transition from …
Race-Making/Race-Mixing: St. Helena and the South Atlantic World
This paper focuses on the South Atlantic Oceanic World, and the pivotal place of the Island of St. Helena within that world, as both a context and a conceptual tool for thinking about race-making and race-mixing in South Africa. Drawing on various historical ‘snapshots’ from documentary and archival sources on St. Helena, as well as from exploratory fieldwork in South Africa, St. Helena, an Atlantic World of flux and fluidity, is invoked as a con…
Sociology (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Pedagogy (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Critical Race Theory in Education (2 works) · Diaspora (2 works) · Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy (2 works) · Ethnography (2 works) · Global Education and Multiculturalism (2 works) · Law (2 works)