Asian Girlhood in the Shadows of US Empire
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Asian Girlhood in the Shadows of US Empire
Tran, Sharon N.
University of Minnesota Press
04/2026
256
Mole
Inglês
9781517919863
15 a 20 dias
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Contents
Introduction: The Critical Possibilities of Asian Girlhood
1. The Child-Facets of Japanese American Incarceration: Visions and Literary Revisions of the School-Girl
2. Reclaiming the Korean War Minor: On Kumiho Hunger and Imagining Camptown Girlhood Otherwise
3. Justice for the Vietnam War (Non)Orphan: Narrating Operation Babylift and the Strangeness of the Child Before the Law
4. Theorizing the "Napalm Girl": On the Possibilities of Objecthood
Epilogue. The Girl Child in the Age of Neoliberal Empire: Toward a Politics and Ethics of Lying Down
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index
Introduction: The Critical Possibilities of Asian Girlhood
1. The Child-Facets of Japanese American Incarceration: Visions and Literary Revisions of the School-Girl
2. Reclaiming the Korean War Minor: On Kumiho Hunger and Imagining Camptown Girlhood Otherwise
3. Justice for the Vietnam War (Non)Orphan: Narrating Operation Babylift and the Strangeness of the Child Before the Law
4. Theorizing the "Napalm Girl": On the Possibilities of Objecthood
Epilogue. The Girl Child in the Age of Neoliberal Empire: Toward a Politics and Ethics of Lying Down
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index
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U.S. empire; imperialism; Asian American literature and culture; Orientalism; racial infantilization; critical race studies; girlhood studies; feminist theory; childhood studies; Cold War Studies; Japan; Korean War; WWII; Vietnam War; Japanese American incarceration; Kiku Hughes; Nora Okja Keller; Aimee Phan; le th? di?m thy; Fox Girl; Operation Babylift; We Should Never Meet; Napalm Girl; refugee; Bhanu Kapil; militarism; Daniel Kim; Jodi Kim; Moon-Ho Jung; Anne Cheng; Josephine Park; Christine Hong; internment camps
Contents
Introduction: The Critical Possibilities of Asian Girlhood
1. The Child-Facets of Japanese American Incarceration: Visions and Literary Revisions of the School-Girl
2. Reclaiming the Korean War Minor: On Kumiho Hunger and Imagining Camptown Girlhood Otherwise
3. Justice for the Vietnam War (Non)Orphan: Narrating Operation Babylift and the Strangeness of the Child Before the Law
4. Theorizing the "Napalm Girl": On the Possibilities of Objecthood
Epilogue. The Girl Child in the Age of Neoliberal Empire: Toward a Politics and Ethics of Lying Down
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index
Introduction: The Critical Possibilities of Asian Girlhood
1. The Child-Facets of Japanese American Incarceration: Visions and Literary Revisions of the School-Girl
2. Reclaiming the Korean War Minor: On Kumiho Hunger and Imagining Camptown Girlhood Otherwise
3. Justice for the Vietnam War (Non)Orphan: Narrating Operation Babylift and the Strangeness of the Child Before the Law
4. Theorizing the "Napalm Girl": On the Possibilities of Objecthood
Epilogue. The Girl Child in the Age of Neoliberal Empire: Toward a Politics and Ethics of Lying Down
Acknowledgments
Notes
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
U.S. empire; imperialism; Asian American literature and culture; Orientalism; racial infantilization; critical race studies; girlhood studies; feminist theory; childhood studies; Cold War Studies; Japan; Korean War; WWII; Vietnam War; Japanese American incarceration; Kiku Hughes; Nora Okja Keller; Aimee Phan; le th? di?m thy; Fox Girl; Operation Babylift; We Should Never Meet; Napalm Girl; refugee; Bhanu Kapil; militarism; Daniel Kim; Jodi Kim; Moon-Ho Jung; Anne Cheng; Josephine Park; Christine Hong; internment camps
