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美国庇护所志愿者的需求与交流:经历共同体

Acknowledgements第6-9页
摘要第9-10页
Abstract第10页
Introduction第15-23页
    Research Background and Context第16-17页
    About Our Home第17-18页
    Empirical and Theoretical Significance第18-21页
    Thesis Structure第21-23页
Chapter One: Literature Review第23-33页
    1.1 Communitas第23-26页
        1.1.1 Rites of Passage第23-24页
        1.1.2 Social Structures第24-25页
        1.1.3 Characteristics of Communitas第25-26页
    1.2 Intercultural Communication第26-29页
        1.2.1 Commonplace diversity第27-28页
        1.2.2 Cultural differences第28页
        1.2.3 Contact Zone第28-29页
    1.3 Homelessness第29-30页
    1.4 Volunteerism第30-33页
Chapter Two: Methodology第33-40页
    2.1 My personal background第33-34页
    2.2 Participant observation at OH第34-35页
        2.2.1 Participants第34-35页
        2.2.2 Procedure第35页
    2.3 Interviews第35-37页
        2.3.1 Interviewees第36页
        2.3.2 Procedure第36-37页
    2.4 Data Processing第37-38页
        2.4.1 Free writing第37页
        2.4.2 Recordings of Interviews第37页
        2.4.3 Analysis第37-38页
    2.5 Writing第38-40页
        2.5.1 About Discussion第38页
        2.5.2 About Guests第38-39页
        2.5.3 Privacy第39-40页
Chapter Three: Contact Zone第40-52页
    3.1 The Real Scene第41-48页
        3.1.1 Entering OH第41-42页
        3.1.2 Entering the kitchen第42-45页
        3.1.3 Entering the dining hall第45-46页
        3.1.4 Entering the clothing room第46-48页
    3.2 Works第48-52页
        3.2.1 Domestic / basic / simple第48-49页
        3.2.2 Meanings in Little Things第49-50页
        3.2.3 Desire to do and offer more第50-52页
Chapter Four: Relationship第52-63页
    4.1 Longing for Connection第52-55页
        4.1.1 Breaking the bubble第53-54页
        4.1.2 Awareness of another reality第54页
        4.1.3 Recognizing the social needs in guests第54-55页
    4.2 “I know you.”第55-56页
        4.2.1 Desiring to know guests第55-56页
        4.2.2 Being on the street第56页
    4.3 Building bonds第56-59页
        4.3.1 Being remembered by guests第58页
        4.3.2 Being appreciated / Thank-yous第58-59页
    4.4 Communitas vs. community第59-62页
        4.4.1 Relationships limited within OH第60-61页
        4.4.2 Too different to become friends第61页
        4.4.3 Too brief第61-62页
        4.4.4 Intentionally staying away第62页
    4.5 Summary第62-63页
Chapter Five: Homogeneity第63-68页
    5.1 “We’re all human.” “They are just people.”第63-64页
    5.2 “This could be anyone of us.”第64-65页
    5.3 “It’s not them. It’s us.”第65-66页
    5.4 Human kindness第66页
    5.5 Expression第66-67页
    5.6 A Bigger Communitas第67-68页
Chapter Six: Ordeals第68-76页
    6.1 Fear第68-69页
    6.2 Danger第69-71页
    6.3 Difficulties第71-72页
    6.4 Offense第72-76页
Chapter Seven: Re-aggregation第76-85页
    7.1 Gain第76-78页
        7.1.1 Time well-spent第77页
        7.1.2 Satisfaction gained from Giving第77-78页
    7.2 Transformation第78-81页
        7.2.1 Refreshment第78-79页
        7.2.2 Change as a person第79-80页
        7.2.3 Not changing much第80-81页
    7.3 Continuity of life第81-85页
        7.3.1 Not that special第82-83页
        7.3.2 Downplay第83-85页
Chapter Eight: Conclusion第85-93页
    8. 1 The Identified Homeless Shelter Service Themes第85-90页
        8.1.1 The Need to Volunteer第85-86页
        8.1.2 The Need for Communitas第86-90页
    8.2 Limitations第90-91页
    8.3 Implications第91-93页
References第93-100页
Appendix 1: Interview Protocol第100-103页
Appendix 2: Profile of Interviewees第103-106页

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