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Imagining and positioning gypsiness a case study of Gypsy/Roman Izmir, Tepecik
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Eren, Zeynep Ceren
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In this study, the particular identification process of Gypsiness is discussed on the basis of socio-economic conditions. Certain occupations, i.e. scrap-dealing, belly-dancing and musicianship are selected in the case of Gypsy/Roma community from Tepecik, Izmir as key markers of identity. Whether there is an organic relation between the long lasting occupational positions of Gypsy/Roma and their self-identity perception and if so, how it is perceived by each occupational category is considered as significant in the analysis of Gypsiness and its diverse interpretations. In addition to the discussion of identity with references to certain socio-economic conditions, cultural and social codes significant in identification are discussed. Particular perceptions towards the Kurdish group, the Gorgio group, as well as the "Gypsy" group are also considered as key markers in identity formation process of Gypsy/Roma. In this context, a field study is conducted in Tepecik, Tenekeli neighborhood using in-depth interviews.
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Media and cultural studies.
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Z. C. Eren, “Imagining and positioning gypsiness a case study of Gypsy/Roman Izmir, Tepecik,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2008.
