Asian American Literary Review + Volume 8 Issue 2

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Essays

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The Asian American Literary Review, vol. 5 effect 2 ("Speak No Evil," fall/winter 2014)

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The Kenyon Review , 2013

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Gastronomica , Jun 2013

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Edited Collections

April 30, 2015 marked the 40th anniversary of the Fall of Saigon, the terminate of a war that claimed t... more April 30, 2015 marked the 40th anniversary of the Autumn of Saigon, the end of a war that claimed the lives of an estimated 58,260 American troops and over 4 million Southeast Asians across Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. In the U.Southward. today, "Vietnam" signifies not a country only a lasting syndrome that haunts American politics and society, from debates near foreign policy to popular civilization. Just what most the millions of Southeast Asian refugees the War created? What, in this twelvemonth of commemoration and reflection, are the lasting legacies of the Vietnam War / American War for Southeast Asian diasporic communities?

(Re)Collecting the Vietnam War, a special effect of The Asian American Literary Review, poses these questions to leading artists, writers, and thinkers. Novel in form and arroyo, the issue is an innovative teaching tool, contemplating the conflict every bit both a remembered and traumatic event through a wealth of original multimedia art, a sweeping flipbook animation running the length of the drove, literary and scholarly engagements, and more.

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Interviews

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Fiction

McSweeney's Quarterly Concern , 2010

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Papers

Championship of Certificate: THE GHOST AS GHOST: COMPULSORY RATIONALISM AND ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE, POST... more Championship of Document: THE GHOST As GHOST: COMPULSORY RATIONALISM AND ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE, POST-1965 Lawrence-Minh Bùi Davis, Dr. of Philosophy, 2014 Directed By: Professor Sangeeta Ray, Department of English Since the early on 1980s, scholarship across disciplines has employed the "ghostly" every bit critical lens for understanding the upheavals of modernity. The ghost stands metaphorically for the lasting trace of what has been erased, whether bodies or histories. The ghost always stands for something, rather than the ghost simply is—a conception in keeping with ascendant Western rationalism. But such a reading practice threatens the very sort of fierce erasure it means to redress, uncovering lost histories at the expense of non-Western and "minority" means of knowing. What nigh the ghost as ghost? What nigh the array of not-rational knowledges out of which the ghostly frequently emerges? This projection seeks to transform the awarding of the ghostly every bit scholarly lens, bringing to bea...

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Gastronomica: The Periodical of Food and Civilization , 2013

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The Asian American Literary Review, vol. 5 outcome 2 ("Speak No Evil," fall/winter 2014)

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The Kenyon Review , 2013

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Gastronomica , Jun 2013

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Apr 30, 2015 marked the 40th anniversary of the Autumn of Saigon, the cease of a war that claimed t... more than April xxx, 2015 marked the 40th anniversary of the Autumn of Saigon, the end of a war that claimed the lives of an estimated 58,260 American troops and over four million Southeast Asians across Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. In the U.S. today, "Vietnam" signifies not a country but a lasting syndrome that haunts American politics and guild, from debates about foreign policy to popular civilisation. But what almost the millions of Southeast Asian refugees the War created? What, in this year of commemoration and reflection, are the lasting legacies of the Vietnam War / American War for Southeast Asian diasporic communities?

(Re)Collecting the Vietnam War, a special effect of The Asian American Literary Review, poses these questions to leading artists, writers, and thinkers. Novel in form and arroyo, the outcome is an innovative educational activity tool, contemplating the conflict as both a remembered and traumatic issue through a wealth of original multimedia fine art, a sweeping flipbook animation running the length of the collection, literary and scholarly engagements, and more.

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McSweeney's Quarterly Concern , 2010

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Title of Certificate: THE GHOST AS GHOST: COMPULSORY RATIONALISM AND ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE, POST... more Title of Certificate: THE GHOST Every bit GHOST: COMPULSORY RATIONALISM AND ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE, POST-1965 Lawrence-Minh Bùi Davis, Physician of Philosophy, 2014 Directed Past: Professor Sangeeta Ray, Department of English Since the early on 1980s, scholarship beyond disciplines has employed the "ghostly" as critical lens for understanding the upheavals of modernity. The ghost stands metaphorically for the lasting trace of what has been erased, whether bodies or histories. The ghost ever stands for something, rather than the ghost merely is—a conception in keeping with dominant Western rationalism. But such a reading practise threatens the very sort of violent erasure information technology means to redress, uncovering lost histories at the expense of not-Western and "minority" ways of knowing. What virtually the ghost as ghost? What about the assortment of not-rational knowledges out of which the ghostly oftentimes emerges? This project seeks to transform the application of the ghostly as scholarly lens, bringing to bea...

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