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After watching an introductory lecture, the document instructs the reader to read an article by Weiss on qualitative interviews and sections from Jimenez's book "Replenished Ethnicity". Specifically, the reader should review the Preface, Introduction, and Methodological Issues sections of Jimenez's book, which provide background on his research into Mexican-American identity and how their experience with immigration and assimilation differs from other groups. The reader is also asked to skim the interview questions section.

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After watching the introductory lecture,read the following article from
Weiss
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsP7rWRJ1UsDirections:After watching the
introductory lecture,read the following article from Weiss and PARAGRAPH FROM
Jimenez’s book (26 pages). Both are in the readings folder.Weiss, Robert S. 2004. “In their
own words: making the most of qualitative interviews,” Contexts 3(4): 44-51.Jiménez,
Tomás R. 2010. Replenished Ethnicity: Mexican Americans, Immigration, and Identity. Univ.
of California Press. Please read the Preface, Introduction, and Methodological Issues, see
below:READ: Preface (pp. xi-xiv). This is a brief introduction to his research.READ:
Introduction (pp. 1-24). This explains the background of research on immigration and
assimilation, and the puzzle of why and how Mexican-Americans differ from other
immigrants.READ: Methodological Issues (273-281). We are reading this book because it is
an excellent example of an interview-based study.SKIM: Interview Questions (290-301).

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