 | Frank Furedi - 1998 - 292 ˹éÒ
...marginality was not reducible to racial mixing but encompassed a wider cultural and indeed moral dimension. Ordinarily the Marginal Man is a mixed blood, like...apparently because the man of mixed blood is one who lives in two worlds, in both of which he is more or less of a stranger. The Christian convert in Asia or... | |
 | Elizabeth Klimasmith - 2005 - 318 ˹éÒ
...situates marginality at the center of urban civilization (HM, 131). Significantly, Park specifies that "ordinarily the marginal man is a mixed blood, like the mulatto in the United States" (HM, 142). As Park was publishing this work, the questions about marginality, mobility, home, and race... | |
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Ordinarily the marginal man is a mixed blood, like the Mulatto in the United States or the Eurasian in Asia, but that is apparently because the man of mixed blood is one who lives in two worlds, in both of which he is more or less of a stranger. The Christian... 