Damm_Jens---The Chinese Diasporic Cyberspace: Cultural Essentialism, Nationalism and Hybrid Identities
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The document discusses the Chinese diaspora's use of the internet and how it relates to cultural identity. It describes two contradictory trends - the emergence of strong nationalist ties to China, and the rise of a hybrid global Chinese identity enabled by new communication technologies. It also examines how the internet both reinforces connections to Chinese homelands while simultaneously fostering new diversity and hybrid identities within the diaspora.
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