Mandarin Brazil: Race, Representation, and Memory (Asian America)
Mandarin Brazil examines race, representation, and memory within the field of Asian American studies. Ana Paulina Lee’s work offers readers a focused exploration of cultural identity, historical remembrance, and the ways representation shapes understandings of belonging and community.
About This Book
Mandarin Brazil explores the connected themes of race, representation, and memory.
Framed within Asian American studies, the book considers how cultural identities are represented and remembered.
Its focus brings questions of history, belonging, and interpretation into conversation.
This work is suited to readers interested in race and ethnicity, cultural studies, and Asian American perspectives.
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