Keyword [Asian/american]
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| 61. | Asian American and African American masculinities: Race, citizenship, and culture in post-civil rights |
| 62. | Diasporic hybridity, hermeneutics and Christian identity: Asian American theological voices on diasporic hybridity, its implications for hermeneutics and the question of Christian identity |
| 63. | The ABCD conundrum: What does it mean to be a South Asian-American woman |
| 64. | Internalization of the Asian American stereotype: The development of a measure |
| 65. | Lost in the city: Productive disorientations in Asian American literature |
| 66. | Becoming American in Sam Shepard's West and Asian American West |
| 67. | Transgressive babymaking: Narratives of reproduction and the Asian American subject |
| 68. | Racialized English(es): On Asian/American and Latino/a discourses of language |
| 69. | Asian American citizenship through interracial relationships |
| 70. | The performance of race in Asian American drama |
| 71. | Race and Asian American citizenship from World War II to the movement |
| 72. | Pledging transnational allegiances: Nationhood, selfhood, and belonging in Jewish American and Asian American immigrant narratives |
| 73. | From 'Madame Butterfly' to 'My American Wife.': Recontextualizing Asian American domesticity |
| 74. | The co-construction of racial and ethnic identities and self-esteem in Asian American youth: Effects of belonging and exclusion |
| 75. | Playing (with) stereotypes: Comedy and the construction of Asian American identities |
| 76. | Resilience in Asian American adolescents: A pastoral theological exploration of the bicultural self |
| 77. | How Asian American Women Perceive and Move Toward Leadership Roles in Community Colleges: A Study of Insider Counter Narratives |
| 78. | Daughtering Asian American women's literature in Maxine Hong Kingston, Nellie Wong, and Ronyoung Kim |
| 79. | Racial ninjas and origami tigers: Cultural compartmentalization, gender mediation, Asian illegibility and the orientalization of the contemporary Asian American novel |
| 80. | A qualitative study of parent-child emotional closeness and acculturative experiences of 1.5- and second-generation Asian Americans |
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