Josephine Lee is Associate Professor of English at the University of Minnesota and the author of Performing Asian America (Temple).Imogene Lim is University-College Professor of Anthroplogy at Malaspina University.Yuko Matsukawa has taught American literature and women's studies at Rhode Island College, Tufts University, and the State University of New York at Brockport.Contributors: Guy Beauregard, Tina Chen, Fabiana Chiu-Rinaldi, Catherine Ceniza Choy, Robert Cooperman, Helena Grice, Lane Ryo Hirabayshi, Amy Ling, Edward Marx, Adam McKeown, Mae M. Ngai, Jeanette Roan, Randal Rohe, Rajini Srikanth, Emma J. Teng, Guanhua Wang, Meredith Wood, and the editors.
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1. Introduction Yuko Matsukawa, Josephine Lee, and Imogene L. Lim Part I: Locations and Relocations 2. Pacific Entry, Pacific Century: Chinatown and Chinese Canadian History Imogene L. Lim 3. Chinese Campus and Chinatowns: Chinese Mining Settlements in the Canadian and American West Randall Rohe 4. Artifacts of a Lost City: Arnold Genthe's Pictures of Old Chinatown and its Intertexts Ema Teng 5. The Komagata Maru: Memory and Mobilization Among the South Asian Diaspora in North America Rajini Srikanth 6. Community Destroyed? Assessing the Impact of the Loss of Community on Japanese Americans During World War II Lane Ryo Hirabayashi Part II: Crossings 7. From Colonial Subject to Undesirable Alien: Filipino Immigration Exclusionand Repatriation 1920-1940 Mae M. Ngai 8. The Sojourner as Astronaut: Paul Siu in Global Perspective Adam McKeown 9. Between Fact and Fiction: Literary Portraits of Chinese Americans in the 1905 Anti-American Boycott Guanhua Wang 10. From Exchange Visitor to Permanent Resident: Reconsidering Filipino Nurse Migration as a Post-1965 Phenomenon Catherine Ceniza Choy 11. China Latina Fabiana Chiu-Rinaldi Part III: Objects 12. Exotic Explorations: Travels to Asia in Early Cinema Jeanette Roan 13. Representing the Oriental in Nineteenth-Century Trade Cards Yuko Matsukawa 14. Dissecting the "Devil Doctor": Stereotype and Sensationalism in Sax Rohmer's Fu Manchu Tina Chen 15. Footprints from the Past: Passing Racial Stereotypes in the Hardy Boys Meredith Wood 16. Face-ing/De-Face-ing Racism: Physiognomy as Ethnic Marker in Early Eurasian/Amerasian Women's Texts Helena Grice Part IV: Recollecting 17. Yan Phou Lee on the Asian American Frontier Amy Ling 18. "A Different Mode of Speech": Yone Noguchi in Meiji America Edward Marx 19. Asian American sin Progress: College Plays 1937-1955 Josephine Lee 20. The Americanization of Americans: The Phenomenon of Nisei Internment Camp Theater Robert Cooperman 21. Reclaiming Sui Sin Far Guy Beauregard
