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Being Eurasian - Memories Across Racial Divides

Name: Being Eurasian - Memories Across Racial Divides
Brand: Hong Kong University Press
SKU: 13405419
Price: 11473 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Vicky Lee
ISBN: 9789622096707

Vicky Lee

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 13405419

Publishers Hong Kong University Press, August 2004

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'Eurasian' is a term with different connotations during different periods in colonial Hong Kong and in the European and Chinese communities. This a description and analysis of three Hong Kong Eurasian memoirists, Joyce Symons, Irene Cheng and Jean Gittins, and explores their different ways of constructing and looking at their own ethnic identity.