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Bengali Harlem and the Lost Histories of South Asian America
Author: Vivek Bald
Year: 2012
Pages: 320
Format: EPUB
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Language: ENG



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The book "Bengali Harlem and the Lost Histories of South Asian America" by Vijay Prashad is a groundbreaking work that sheds light on the largely unknown history of South Asian immigrants in the United States, specifically those from Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan who settled in Harlem, New York, during the early 20th century. The author delves into the lives of these immigrants and their struggles to adapt to a new country, culture, and society, while also exploring the impact of their experiences on the broader American society. The book begins with an overview of the historical context of South Asian immigration to the United States, highlighting the various waves of migration and the challenges faced by these immigrants. The author then delves into the specific stories of individuals and communities in Harlem, showcasing their resilience and determination to succeed despite facing discrimination, poverty, and other obstacles.
Книга Виджая Прашада «Бенгальский Гарлем и потерянные истории Южной Азии Америки» - это новаторская работа, которая проливает свет на практически неизвестную историю иммигрантов из Южной Азии в Соединенных Штатах, особенно из Бангладеш, Индии и Пакистана, которые поселились в Гарлеме, Нью-Йорк, в начале 20-го века. Автор углубляется в жизнь этих иммигрантов и их борьбу за адаптацию к новой стране, культуре и обществу, а также исследует влияние их опыта на более широкое американское общество. Книга начинается с обзора исторического контекста южноазиатской иммиграции в США, освещая различные волны миграции и проблемы, с которыми сталкиваются эти иммигранты. Затем автор углубляется в конкретные истории отдельных лиц и сообществ в Гарлеме, демонстрируя их устойчивость и решимость добиться успеха, несмотря на то, что они сталкиваются с дискриминацией, бедностью и другими препятствиями.
livre de Vijay Prashad, « Bengal Harlem and t Stories of South Asia America », est un travail novateur qui met en lumière l'histoire quasi inconnue des immigrants d'Asie du Sud aux États-Unis, en particulier du Bangladesh, de l'Inde et du Pakistan, qui se sont installés à Harau début du 20ème siècle. L'auteur approfondit la vie de ces immigrants et leur lutte pour s'adapter au nouveau pays, à la culture et à la société, et explore l'impact de leur expérience sur la société américaine dans son ensemble. livre commence par un aperçu du contexte historique de l'immigration sud-asiatique aux États-Unis, mettant en lumière les différentes vagues migratoires et les défis auxquels ces immigrants sont confrontés. L'auteur approfondit ensuite les histoires spécifiques des individus et des communautés à Harlem, démontrant leur résilience et leur détermination à réussir, malgré le fait qu'ils sont confrontés à la discrimination, la pauvreté et d'autres obstacles.
libro de Vijay Prashad, «Harlem de Bengala y las historias perdidas del sur de Asia de América», es una obra pionera que arroja luz sobre la historia prácticamente desconocida de inmigrantes del sur de Asia en Estados Unidos, especialmente de Bangladesh, India y Pakistán, que se establecieron en Harlem, Nueva York, a principios de 20 del siglo. autor profundiza en la vida de estos inmigrantes y su lucha por adaptarse a un nuevo país, cultura y sociedad, y explora el impacto de sus experiencias en la sociedad estadounidense en general. libro comienza con una revisión del contexto histórico de la inmigración del sur de Asia en Estados Unidos, destacando las diferentes oleadas migratorias y los desafíos que enfrentan estos inmigrantes. A continuación, el autor profundiza en historias específicas de individuos y comunidades en Harlem, demostrando su resiliencia y determinación para tener éxito a pesar de enfrentar discriminación, pobreza y otros obstáculos.
O livro de Vijay Prashad «Harlem de Bengala e as histórias perdidas da América do Sul» é um trabalho inovador que ilumina a história praticamente desconhecida dos imigrantes do sul da Ásia nos Estados Unidos, especialmente de Bangladesh, Índia e Paquistão, que se instalaram em Harlem, Nova York, no início do século 20. O autor se aprofundou na vida desses imigrantes e na sua luta para se adaptar a um novo país, cultura e sociedade, além de explorar o impacto de suas experiências na sociedade americana mais ampla. O livro começa com uma revisão do contexto histórico da imigração da Ásia do Sul nos Estados Unidos, dando conta das várias ondas de migração e dos problemas que estes imigrantes enfrentam. Em seguida, o autor se aprofundou nas histórias específicas de indivíduos e comunidades no Harlem, mostrando sua resiliência e determinação em obter sucesso, apesar de enfrentarem discriminação, pobreza e outros obstáculos.
Il libro di Vijay Prashad, «L'Harlem del Bengala e le storie perse dell'Asia meridionale d'America», è un lavoro innovativo che mette in luce la storia quasi sconosciuta degli immigrati dell'Asia meridionale negli Stati Uniti, soprattutto dal Bangladesh, dall'India e dal Pakistan, che si sono stabiliti a Harlem, New York, all'inizio del 20 ° secolo. L'autore sta approfondendo la vita di questi immigrati e la loro lotta per adattarsi a un nuovo paese, cultura e società, e sta esplorando l'impatto della loro esperienza sulla società americana più ampia. Il libro inizia con una panoramica del contesto storico dell'immigrazione dell'Asia meridionale negli Stati Uniti, mettendo in luce le diverse ondate migratorie e i problemi che questi immigrati devono affrontare. L'autore approfondisce poi le storie specifiche degli individui e delle comunità di Harlem, dimostrando la loro resilienza e la determinazione di riuscire, nonostante affrontino discriminazioni, povertà e altri ostacoli.
Vijay Prashads Buch „Bengal Harlem und die verlorenen Geschichten Südasiens von Amerika“ ist ein bahnbrechendes Werk, das die fast unbekannte Geschichte der Einwanderer aus Südasien in den Vereinigten Staaten, insbesondere aus Bangladesch, Indien und Pakistan, beleuchtet, die sich Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts in Harlem, New York, niederließen. Der Autor vertieft sich in das ben dieser Einwanderer und ihren Kampf, sich an ein neues Land, eine neue Kultur und Gesellschaft anzupassen, und untersucht die Auswirkungen ihrer Erfahrungen auf die breitere amerikanische Gesellschaft. Das Buch beginnt mit einem Überblick über den historischen Kontext der südasiatischen Einwanderung in die USA und beleuchtet die verschiedenen Migrationswellen und die Herausforderungen, denen sich diese Einwanderer gegenübersehen. Der Autor taucht dann in die spezifischen Geschichten von Einzelpersonen und Gemeinschaften in Harlem ein und zeigt ihre Widerstandsfähigkeit und Entschlossenheit, trotz Diskriminierung, Armut und anderen Hindernissen erfolgreich zu sein.
ספרו של ויג 'אי פרשאד ”הארלם של בנגל והסיפורים האבודים של דרום אסיה אמריקה” הוא יצירה פורצת דרך ששופכת אור על ההיסטוריה הלא ידועה של המהגרים מדרום אסיה בארצות הברית, במיוחד מבנגלדש, הודו ופקיסטן, שהתיישבו בהארלם, ניו יורק, בתחילת המאה ה-20. המחבר מתעמק בחייהם של מהגרים אלה ובמאבקם להסתגל למדינה חדשה, לתרבות ולחברה, ובוחן את השפעת חוויותיהם על החברה האמריקאית הרחבה יותר. הספר מתחיל בסקירת ההקשר ההיסטורי של ההגירה לדרום אסיה לארצות הברית, ומדגיש את גלי ההגירה השונים ואת האתגרים שעמם מתמודדים המהגרים. המחבר מתעמק בסיפורים הספציפיים של יחידים וקהילות בהארלם, ומוכיח את גמישותם ונחישותם להצליח למרות אפליה, עוני ומחסומים אחרים.''
Vijay Prashad'ın "The Harlem of Bengal and the t Stories of South Asia America" (Bengal Harlemi ve Güney Asya Amerika'nın Kayıp Hikayeleri) adlı kitabı, 20. yüzyılın başlarında Harlem, New York'a yerleşen Bangladeş, Hindistan ve Pakistan başta olmak üzere Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'ndeki Güney Asyalı göçmenlerin neredeyse bilinmeyen tarihine ışık tutan çığır açan bir çalışmadır. Yazar, bu göçmenlerin yaşamlarını ve yeni bir ülkeye, kültüre ve topluma uyum sağlama mücadelelerini inceliyor ve deneyimlerinin daha geniş Amerikan toplumu üzerindeki etkisini araştırıyor. Kitap, Güney Asya'dan ABD'ye göçün tarihsel bağlamını gözden geçirerek, çeşitli göç dalgalarını ve bu göçmenlerin karşılaştığı zorlukları vurgulayarak başlıyor. Yazar daha sonra Harlem'deki bireylerin ve toplulukların belirli hikayelerini inceleyerek, ayrımcılığa, yoksulluğa ve diğer engellere rağmen başarılı olma konusundaki dayanıklılıklarını ve kararlılıklarını gösteriyor.
Vijay Prashad的著作《孟加拉哈林與南美的失落歷史》是一部開創性的著作,揭示了美國南亞移民的幾乎未知的歷史,特別是來自孟加拉國,印度和巴基斯坦的移民定居在紐約哈林區20世紀初。作者深入探討了這些移民的生活及其為適應新國家,文化和社會而進行的鬥爭,並探討了他們的經驗對整個美國社會的影響。該書首先回顧了南亞移民到美國的歷史背景,突出了移民的各種浪潮以及這些移民面臨的挑戰。然後,作者深入研究了哈林區個人和社區的特定歷史,展示了他們的韌性和成功決心,盡管他們面臨歧視,貧困和其他障礙。

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