Privileging positions : the sites of Asian American studies / edited by Gary Y. Okihiro, Marilyn Alquizola, Dorothy Fujita Rony, K. Scott Wong.

Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:Association for Asian American Studies series.
Roger and Mary Bresnahan Collection for Southeast Asian Studies.
Other Authors: Okihiro, Gary Y., 1945- (Editor)
Alquizola, Marilyn (Editor)
Fujita-Rony, Dorothy B., 1964- (Editor)
Wong, Kevin Scott (Editor)
Language:English
Published: Pullman : Washington State University Press, [1995]
Series:Association for Asian American Studies series.
Roger and Mary Bresnahan Collection for Southeast Asian Studies.
Subjects:
Asian Americans > Study and teaching > Congresses.
Asian Americans > Congresses.
Asian Americans.
Asian Americans > Study and teaching.
Ithaca <NY, 1993>.
USA.
Asiaten.
Asian Americans > Congresses
Asian Americans > Study and teaching > Congresses
Conference papers and proceedings.
Genre:
Congresses.
Conference papers and proceedings.
Online Access:
(Table of contents)
Local Note:
MSU: Gift of Roger and Mary Bresnahan.
Physical Description:[xiv], 448 pages ; 23 cm.
Format: Book
Contents:
  • Beyond Railroads and Internment: Comments on the Past, Present, and Future of Asian American Studies / Elaine H. Kim
  • Postmodernism and Asian American Studies: A Critical Appropriation / Keith Hiroshi Osajima
  • Postmodernism from the Edge: Asian American Identities / Dana Y. Takagi
  • Toward an Asian (American) Cultural Studies: Postmodernism and the "Peril of Yellow Capital and Labor" / Colleen Lye
  • "Sheer Elegance": The Intersection of Woman and "the Orient" / Mary Ting Yi Lui
  • The Site of Class / Edna Bonacich
  • Asian American Studies Needs Class Analysis / Peter Kwong
  • Common Cause? Asian American History and Western American History / Patricia Nelson Limerick
  • Conjuring Ghosts in a Journey East / John Kuo Wei Tchen
  • Effacing Specific Visions: Viewing "Here" from "Elsewhere" / Karen K. Kosasa
  • The Growing Asian Population in the American South: Defining the Process of Immigrant Community Development / William Sakamoto White.