Mandarin Brazil: Race, Representation, and Memory (Asian America)
Mandarin Brazil explores race, representation, and memory at the intersection of Brazil and Asian America. Ana Paulina Lee’s scholarly study offers readers a focused framework for considering cultural identity, historical narratives, and the ways Asian American experiences are represented and remembered.
About This Book
Mandarin Brazil explores the intersections of race, representation, and memory.
With a focus on Brazil and Asian America, the book considers how cultural identities and historical narratives are shaped and understood.
Its subject matter places questions of representation within broader discussions of race and collective memory.
This is a scholarly work for readers interested in Asian American studies, Brazilian studies, and cultural analysis.
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