Assimilation and Identity in Comparative Perspective: André Rebouças, Cornelius May, Stefan Zweig, and the Predicament of Marginality

This study focuses on the life histories of an Afro-Brazilian, a Sierra Leone Creole, and an Austrian Jew—persons whose experiences help us to refine our understanding of the connections between individual identity, perceptions of prejudice and discrimination, and the variety of responses to exclusion and domination.