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				Graduate Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies  
				The University of Auckland | 
				 
			 
			
			
				
					
		The theme for the second 
		edition is 'Culture and Identity in the Asia-Pacific’. Each of 
		the articles (and indeed the reviews as well) touches on a particular 
		aspect of the Asia-Pacific experience of culture and/or identity. 
		Consistent with the focus of the journal, the authors come from a range 
		of disciplines (Anthropology, English, Cultural Studies, History, 
		Politics, Film and Media, and Fine Arts) and have engaged the theme from 
		a number of different methodological and analytical angles. They 
		represent an eclectic mix, but each in its own way offers insights into 
		questions of culture and identity in some or other part of the region, 
		which both specialists and those from outside disciplines will find 
		interesting and enlightening. 
		 
		 
		 
		Volume 2 No. 
						1, March 2004, 
						Culture and Identity 
		
		Complete Journal,
		Contents,
		Editorial
					- Homepage 
					and Cover Artwork
 
					Josephine Do,
					'China 
					Today' 
					- Article
 
					Catherine Gomes,
					
					Doing it (Un)like a Lady: Rethinking Gender in Martial Arts 
					Cinema 
					- Article
 
					Kathy Ooi,
					A 
					Righter Shade of Pale: Literary Portrayals of Passing in a 
					Colonial World 
					- Article
 
					Jacob Pollock,
					
					'We Don't Want Your Racist Tour!': The 1981 Springbok Tour 
					and the Anxiety of Settlement in Aotearoa/New Zealand 
					- Article
 
					Jonas Baes,
					To 
					the Memory of an Angel: Philippine Indigenous Music and the 
					Politics of Cultural Appropriation 
					- Article
 
					Geoffrey Moore,
					The 
					Hazy Moon: Oral History at an Auckland Vietnamese Buddhist 
					Temple 
					- Article
 
					Irman G. Lanti,
					
					Comparing Ethnic Minorities in Control and in Hegemonic 
					Consociational Situations: The Political and Economic Roles 
					of the Chinese in Malaysia and Indonesia 
					- Visual 
					Essay
 Moon Chungmin,
					'The 
					Asian Belle': A Visual Essay 
					- Review
 
					Chris Payne,
					
					Review of Mark Schilling, The Yakuza Movie Book: A Guide to 
					Japanese Gangster Films 
					- Review
 
					Robert Baigent,
					
					Review of Cowboy Bebop television series [videorecording] 
					- Review
 
					Francis Leo Collins,
					
					Review of Ngatahi: Know the Links, Parts 1 and 2 
					[videorecording] 
					- Review
 
					Gia Nghi Phung,
					
					Review of 'Cultural Signals 2003: Asia-Aotearoa' exhibition 
					- Review
 
					Francis Leo Collins and Seunghee Pak,
					
					Review of Yoon Band rock concert 
				 
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