No. 246 (2021): Refugee Worldmaking: Canada and the Afterlives of the Vietnam War

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/cl.vi246

Published: 2022-02-15

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Articles

Donut Time Refugee Place-Making in 24/7 Afterwar

Danielle Wong, Wesley Attewell

15-39
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The Refugee, Recently Souvankham Thammavongsa, Philip Huynh, and The Aesthetics of Heterogeneity

Timothy August

40-60
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Regenerative Remembering reconciliation and recuperation in transpacific Cambodian documentary

Jason Coe

61-84
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Journey to Hoi An The Theme of Return in Philip Huynh’s The Forbidden Purple City

Lindsay Ann Diehl

85-105
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Refugees and Other Impossibilities Imagining Apocalypse

erin Ninh

106-124
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Forum

A Forum on Remembering Cambodian Border Camps

Y-Dang Troeung, Rithy Panh, Colin Grafton, Phala Chea, Rotha Mok, FONKi Yav

pp. 142-158
Worlds Lost and Found On the Poetics of Hoa Nguyen

Y-Dang Troeung, Bronwen Tate, Claire Farley, Fred Wah, Joseph Ianni, Kim Jacobs-Beck, Michael Cavuto, Paul Tran, Stephen Collis, Sydney Van To

pp. 159 - 181

Reviews

Photography and Vietnam: A New Take

Marianne Hirsch

pp. 137-139
Where Ghosts Reside

Lina Chhun
The (Im)possibility of Human Rights in Asian/American Studies

Keva Bui

pp. 132-134
British Empire, Settler Colonialism, and Humanitarian Exceptionalism Critical Refugee Studies in the Canadian Context

Evyn Lê Espiritu Gandhi

pp. 135-137
Refugee Possibilities

Van Anh Tran

pp. 139-141