Jeffrey A. Cabusao, editor, _Writer in Exile/Writer in Revolt_ [Rowman & Littlefield, 2016], 2016
In this interview, Marilyn C. Alquizola and Lane R. Hirabayashi discuss their twenty-plus-year fa... more In this interview, Marilyn C. Alquizola and Lane R. Hirabayashi discuss their twenty-plus-year fascination with Carlos Bulosan's declassified F.B.I. files. This piece, published in Jeffrey A. Cabusao's book, _Writer in Exile/Writer in Revolt_ (Rowman and Littlefield, 2016) presents two 1951 articles from metro Manila newspapers which alleged that Bulosan was a subversive leftist, based in the USA, who was in contact with accused communists such as Amado V Hernandez and Luis Taruc. With Marilyn C. Alquizola, and Jeffrey A. Cabusao. See https://rowman.com/ISBN/9780761867678/Writer-in-Exile-Writer-in-Revolt-Critical-Perspectives-on-Carlos-Bulosan
Review of a "lost" documentary film: Toshi Washizu's _Issei: The First Generation" (1982). Propo... more Review of a "lost" documentary film: Toshi Washizu's _Issei: The First Generation" (1982). Proposes that, even with some flaws, this is one of the most important pieces about Issei life in rural central California because the film maker features first-generation women and men, telling their own stories, in their own words. Although the interviews are in Japanese, the large, clear, subtitles are easily readable.
This is a brief entry for the anthology KEYWORDS FOR ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES, edited by Cathy J. S... more This is a brief entry for the anthology KEYWORDS FOR ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES, edited by Cathy J. Schlund-Vials, et al., [New York: New York University Press], pp. 133-138.
Marilyn Alquizola and I re-consider analyses of Carlos Bulosan's THE LAUGHTER OF MY FATHER, by ap... more Marilyn Alquizola and I re-consider analyses of Carlos Bulosan's THE LAUGHTER OF MY FATHER, by applying gender and class analysis to his famous cycle of short stories. The finalized version of this essay appears in the journal FRONTIERS.
... American Studies Center, 1971), 282-295; Jo Ann Agcaoili, "The Pilipino Youth of... more ... American Studies Center, 1971), 282-295; Jo Ann Agcaoili, "The Pilipino Youth of Central City and the San Francisco Educational System," Diwang Pilipino: Pilipino Consciousness, Jovina Navarro, ed. (Davis, California: Asian American Studies, 1974), 73-81; Karen C. Ishizuka ...
... belonging is. LH: In a similar vein, I notice major differences between the way that you conf... more ... belonging is. LH: In a similar vein, I notice major differences between the way that you configure cultural citizenship as a research para-digm, and the way that other scholars (eg, Aihwa Ong) present and utilize it. In particular ...
Here, I conjecture how Fernando Ortiz's concept of "transculturation" can be productively adapted... more Here, I conjecture how Fernando Ortiz's concept of "transculturation" can be productively adapted/deployed in developing comparative analyses of Asians in the Americas.
The final version of this essay appeared as Chapter 7 in the book MUTUALITY: ANTHROPOLOGY'S CHANG... more The final version of this essay appeared as Chapter 7 in the book MUTUALITY: ANTHROPOLOGY'S CHANGING TERMS OF ENGAGEMENT (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014), edited by Roger Sanjek.
Jeffrey A. Cabusao, editor, _Writer in Exile/Writer in Revolt_ [Rowman & Littlefield, 2016], 2016
In this interview, Marilyn C. Alquizola and Lane R. Hirabayashi discuss their twenty-plus-year fa... more In this interview, Marilyn C. Alquizola and Lane R. Hirabayashi discuss their twenty-plus-year fascination with Carlos Bulosan's declassified F.B.I. files. This piece, published in Jeffrey A. Cabusao's book, _Writer in Exile/Writer in Revolt_ (Rowman and Littlefield, 2016) presents two 1951 articles from metro Manila newspapers which alleged that Bulosan was a subversive leftist, based in the USA, who was in contact with accused communists such as Amado V Hernandez and Luis Taruc. With Marilyn C. Alquizola, and Jeffrey A. Cabusao. See https://rowman.com/ISBN/9780761867678/Writer-in-Exile-Writer-in-Revolt-Critical-Perspectives-on-Carlos-Bulosan
Review of a "lost" documentary film: Toshi Washizu's _Issei: The First Generation" (1982). Propo... more Review of a "lost" documentary film: Toshi Washizu's _Issei: The First Generation" (1982). Proposes that, even with some flaws, this is one of the most important pieces about Issei life in rural central California because the film maker features first-generation women and men, telling their own stories, in their own words. Although the interviews are in Japanese, the large, clear, subtitles are easily readable.
This is a brief entry for the anthology KEYWORDS FOR ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES, edited by Cathy J. S... more This is a brief entry for the anthology KEYWORDS FOR ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES, edited by Cathy J. Schlund-Vials, et al., [New York: New York University Press], pp. 133-138.
Marilyn Alquizola and I re-consider analyses of Carlos Bulosan's THE LAUGHTER OF MY FATHER, by ap... more Marilyn Alquizola and I re-consider analyses of Carlos Bulosan's THE LAUGHTER OF MY FATHER, by applying gender and class analysis to his famous cycle of short stories. The finalized version of this essay appears in the journal FRONTIERS.
... American Studies Center, 1971), 282-295; Jo Ann Agcaoili, "The Pilipino Youth of... more ... American Studies Center, 1971), 282-295; Jo Ann Agcaoili, "The Pilipino Youth of Central City and the San Francisco Educational System," Diwang Pilipino: Pilipino Consciousness, Jovina Navarro, ed. (Davis, California: Asian American Studies, 1974), 73-81; Karen C. Ishizuka ...
... belonging is. LH: In a similar vein, I notice major differences between the way that you conf... more ... belonging is. LH: In a similar vein, I notice major differences between the way that you configure cultural citizenship as a research para-digm, and the way that other scholars (eg, Aihwa Ong) present and utilize it. In particular ...
Here, I conjecture how Fernando Ortiz's concept of "transculturation" can be productively adapted... more Here, I conjecture how Fernando Ortiz's concept of "transculturation" can be productively adapted/deployed in developing comparative analyses of Asians in the Americas.
The final version of this essay appeared as Chapter 7 in the book MUTUALITY: ANTHROPOLOGY'S CHANG... more The final version of this essay appeared as Chapter 7 in the book MUTUALITY: ANTHROPOLOGY'S CHANGING TERMS OF ENGAGEMENT (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2014), edited by Roger Sanjek.
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