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Obasan-Joy Kogawa Teacher's Guide by Lars Thompson-Becci Hayes, 1991 Joy Kogawa (Canadian Author Studies series) by Mason Harris, 1997-12-01 Fiddlehead Number 69, Fall 1966. by Joy, Milton Acorn, Bill Bissett, Kogawa, 1966 Beloved Communities. Solidarity and Difference in Fiction by Michael Ondaatje, Toni Morrison, and Joy Kogawa by Elizabeth Kella, 2002 Quarry, volume 17 number 2, winter 1968 by David, editor [Irving Layton, Al Purdy, Douglas Barbour, Joy Kogawa, Sta Helwig, 1968-01-01 A loft with Lilith: Female artists find inspiration in an ancient myth of assertive womanhood.(Brief Article): An article from: Performing Arts & Entertainment in Canada by Sarah B. Hood, 2001-09-22 Imagining Justice: The Politics of Postcolonial Forgiveness and Reconciliation by Julie Mcgonegal, 2009-03 Against Amnesia: Contemporary Women Writers and the Crises of Historical Memory (Penn Studies in Contemporary American Fiction) by Nancy J. Peterson, 2001-03-26 Singing My Own Song by Kyoko Norma Nozaki, 2000 Obasan: Curriculum unit (TAP instructional materials) by Barbara Williamson, 1990 Graphies And Grafts: (con)texts And (inter)texts In The Fiction Of Four Contemporary Canadian Women (New Comparative Poetics) by Eva Darias-Beautell, 2001-12 Il romanzo postmoderno canadese: Polifonie e dissonanze (1., Serie umanistica) (Italian Edition) by Maria Rosa Giordani, 1998

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61. Instructor: Lan Dong
    kogawa, joy. Obasan, 1982 (novel). Lee, Ang. Oct. 2, Wed. Japanese Americans in WWII Interment and Nuclear Bombing, joy kogawa Obasan, pp. 176. Oct. 4, Fri.  
    http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~ldong/goodevilfall2002.html
    
    Extractions: This is an interdisciplinary course focusing specifically on issues of good and evil, east and west as they relate to the phenomenon of migration from Asian countries to the US. It draws on literature, film, anthropology, history, and cultural studies to examine the experiences of Asian/Asian Americans living in the US. The materials will cover the starting period of Asian immigration in the 19 th century, the anti-Asian movements, Asian Americans’ life during World War Two, the emergence of the Asian American movement in the 1960s, and the new wave of immigration after 1965. Through reading and viewing the selected novels, short stories, (auto) biography, motion pictures, and animation features, accompanied by critical essays, we will address problems such as racial stereotypes, media racism, multi-ethnic identity, “model minority”, etc. Furthermore, we will examine how an understanding of good and evil, east and west which connects specifically with immigrants from Asian countries changes in different historical and social contexts and how migration causes conflicts between cultures with distinct notions of good and evil.

62. Botschaft Von Kanada In Deutschland - Kanadische Autoren In Deutscher Übersetzu
    Translate this page kogawa, joy Obasan (Roman) (Michael Mundhenk) Reclam Leipzig, 1993Obasan Penguin, 1983. kogawa, joy Was fällt mir ein, wenn ich  
    http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/canadaeuropa/germany/cultureincanada2k-de.asp

63. Jessica Berman's Personal Library
    Infante, Guillermo Cabrera, Mea Cuba (p). kogawa, joy, Itsuka. kogawa,joy, Obasan(p). Mankiller, Wilma and Michael Wallis, Mankiller A Chief and Her People.  
    http://www.history.pomona.edu/rlw/haskell_library_prize/jberman.htm
    
    Extractions: Jessica Berman's Personal Library A listing of a general collection Submitted for the 1997-1998 Eda May Haskell Library Prize by Jessica Berman Edmunds Union My Collection: An Introduction Maintaining my own library has always been important to me. There are no writers in my family, but there are many readers. Books are always exchanged between family members for holidays and birthdays, providing the receiver with a new edition to his or her own personal library. My family is unable to travel anywhere unless every person has a bag full of books to occupy themselves with in the car, on the beach, or while resting beside a hiking trail. Growing up in an affluent suburb of Boston, I often saw things on the television and in the newspaper which I found hard to understand. Stories of violence and hate crimes inspired by racial conflict, of poverty in America's cities, or even optimistic stories of beautiful places in other nations, were all things which I was unable to experience from where I lived. Similarly, I was unable to take anything away from the history told in my high school textbooks besides dates and character-less names. While my friends and I could engage in discussions and experiences which helped to expand our understanding of human emotion and intellect, literature was the only thing which I found that was able to open the door to the rest of the world for me. I have begun the listing of my collection with my Literature section because of the important role which these novels, poems, plays, and biographies play in my continuing path of personal growth and discovery. There are a number of American Classics in this collection, many of which have been passed down to me from parents, uncles, aunts, and grandparents. What I feel is unique to my collection, however, is that I have been able to embellish it with additions outside of the main stream of American literature, to contain the voices of often unheard individuals. Many of these individuals are people of color, or people from other nations, whose stories I would never have learned from my suburban peers.

64. Joy Kogawa's "Obasan": A Study Guide From Gale's "Novels For Students" Book - B0
    Enlarge image More information.. joy kogawa's Obasan A Study Guide fromGale's Novels for Students Rating List price $3.95 Price $3.95.  
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65. Round Rock ISD Reading List
    III. kogawa, joy, Obasan, Westwood High School, AP/IB TAG English(Strand D). kogawa, joy, Obason, Westwood High School, AP/IB EnglishIV.  
    http://www.roundrockisd.org/academics/LangArts/rlist/au12.htm
    
    Extractions: Sorted by Author Author Title School/Grade Course Kingsolver, Barbara Animal Dreams Westwood High School AP/IB TAG English (Strand C) Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The McNeil High School AP English III Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The McNeil High School English III Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The Round Rock High School English II Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The Stony Point High School English III Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The Westwood High School Pre AP/IB English I Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The Westwood High School English II Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The Westwood High School Pre AP/IB English II Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The Westwood High School Pre-AP/IB TAG English (Strand B) Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The Westwood High School Pre-AP/IB TAG English (Strand A) Kingsolver, Barbara Bean Trees, The Stony Point High School Kingsolver, Barbara Homeland and Other Stories Westwood High School English I Kingsolver, Barbara Homeland and Other Stories Westwood High School Pre AP/IB English I Kingsolver, Barbara

66. Villanova Library - Canadian Literature
    Klein, AM The second scroll. Knister, Raymond. White narcissus. kogawa, joy.Obasan. kogawa, joy. Itsuka. Kroetsch, Robert. The studhorse man.  
    http://www.wecdsb.on.ca/132/library/reading-lists-can.htm

67. Untitled
    F kogawa. kogawa, joy. Obasan. 1st US ed. Boston DR Godine, 1982,. c1981. F kogawa.kogawa, joy. Itsuka. 1st Anchor Books ed. New York Anchor. Books, 1994.  
    http://wwwshs1.bham.wednet.edu/curric/cool/asianamericans.htm
    
    Extractions: Sehome Library Database Asian Americans 301.453 Sone Sone, Monica Itoi, 1919-. Nisei daughter Seattle : University of Washington Press, [1979] c1953. With charm, humor and deep human understanding, a Nisei girl tells how it was to grow up on Seattle's waterfront, and what came after. 325.599 Bulosan Bulosan, Carlos. America is in the heart; : a personal history Seattle, : University of Washington Press, [1973, c1946]. A Filipino poet describes his boyhood in the Philippines, his voyage to Amnerica and his despair as an itinerant farm laborer in the rural West, faced with intolerance and racism. 810.9895 Chin Aiiieeeee! : An anthology of Asian-American writers Washington, : Howard University Press, 1974. Bulosan, C. From America is in the heart, a novel.Chan, J. P. The Chinese in Haifa.Chang, D. From The frontiers of love, a novel.Chin, F. Act I of The chickencoop Chinaman.Chu, L. From Eat a bowl of tea, a novel.Iko, M. Act I of The gold watch.Lin, W. Rough notes for Mantos.Mori, T. The woman who makes swell doughnuts.Okada, J. From No-no boy, a novel.Peñaranda, O. Dark fiesta.Tagatag, S. The new

68. Untitled
    Jong, Erica Jordan, Jennifer L. Kallmaker, Karin Kaye, MM Keeling, Nora Keith, AgnewNewton Kelly, Nora Kijewski, Karen King, Florence kogawa, joy kogawa, joy  
    http://charm.air.on.ca/nwcentre/Database/fiction/author/

69. Articulate Silences -- Hisaye Yamamoto, Maxine Hong Kingston, Joy Kogawa -- King
    Articulate Silences. Hisaye Yamamoto, Maxine Hong Kingston, joy kogawa. Price$16.95. Coop Discount 10%. In Stock Will Ship in 1 to 2 business days.  
    http://www.semcoop.com/detail/0801481473
    
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70. Accelerated Reader Quiz List -
    Nancy's Mysterious Letter, Keene, Carolyn, 4.9, 5. Naomi's Road, kogawa,joy, 3.4, 2. oa, Salzmann, Mary Elizabeth, 1.6, 0.5. Obasan, kogawa, joy,6.6, 12.  
    http://www.nhcs.k12.nc.us/wbeach/ARquizlist/ARlistn.html

71. Hitting Critical Mass | Chen | Page 6
    Keefer, Janice Kulyk. A Celebration of Difference. Books in Canada 27 (1992)35. kogawa, joy. Itsuka. First ed. Toronto Viking, 1992. Itsuka.  
    http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~critmass/v2n1/chen6.html
    
    Extractions: Notes Thanks to Rudy Busto and David Palumbo-Liu for commenting on an earlier draft of this paper, and to Sau-ling Wong for encouraging me to submit it to Critical Mass . Thanks to Catherine S. Ramirez for being a life-source. 1. Discussions with David Palumbo-Liu and Sau-ling Wong. 2. All quotes from Itsuka will be from the 1993 edition unless otherwise indicated. 3. Because of the ubiquity of this reading, I will defer to the other critics in discussing this interpretation. Works Cited Barnwell, Kathryn. "Sharing Brokenness."

72. Hitting Critical Mass | Take-Out Menu
    Cheung,.KingKok. Articulate Silences Hisaye Yamamoto, Maxine Hong Kingston,joy kogawa. Ithaca Cornell University Press, 1993. kogawa, joy. Itsuka.  
    http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~critmass/v1n1/tomv1n1.html
    
    Extractions: Criticism Writing Self, Writing Nation: Four Essays on Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dictee Berkeley: Third Woman Press, 1993. Aguilar-San Juan, Karin, ed. The State of Asian America: Activism and Resistance in the 1990s. Boston: South End Press, 1993. Caplan, Karen, and Inderpal Grewal. Scattered Hegemonies: Postmodernity and Transnational Feminist Critical Practice. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1994.

73. CRRF - Japanese Canadians In Canadian History
    kogawa, joy. (1992). Itsuka. Toronto. Penguin Books Canada Ltd. 014-016988-1. kogawa,joy. (1986). Naomi's Road. Toronto. Stoddart Publishing Co. Limited.  
    http://www.crr.ca/en/Publications/Bibliography/ePub_BiblioJCCH.htm
    
    Extractions: This book contains two separate, independently written accounts of the history of Japanese Canadians in Canada, specifically in British Columbia and Alberta. Both Ken Adachi and David Iwaasa, chronicle the experience by documenting events from the time of the earliest arrival, through the war years, to their present time(1958). Adachi deals with this history in BC, detailing the internment camps and POW camps, while Iwaasa presents the history in Alberta, focusing on the farm working camps. Both stress the importance of this history for future generations, and suggest that further studies in this area should be undertaken. Adachi, Ken. (1991).

74. Eesti Koolinoorte Olümpiaadid - Inglise Keel - 2001.-2002.ülesanne
    Eg kogawa, joy. Obasan. New York Anchor Books, 1994. Attentive Silence Obasan.”Articulate Silences Hisaye Yamamoto, Maxine Hong Kingston, joy kogawa.  
    http://www.ttkool.ut.ee/olympiaadid/iko_01_appendix.html
    
    Extractions: Esileht Documenting Sources All the sources used in your research project should be documented, i.e., you should acknowledge the authors of the ideas you borrow by clearly indicating the names of the authors and the details of the sources the ideas have been taken from. This holds good about quoting or paraphrasing, be it from a book or an article or an Internet web site. There are various documentation styles used in the academic community, however, we suggest that you use the MLA (Modern Language Association) style. You can use any recent MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, e.g. the one by Joseph Gibaldi, published in New York by The Modern Language Association of America in 1999 or consult the MLA web site ( http://www.mla.org/ Note: in this brief guide the book/journal titles have been underlined . In the following examples the book titles are in italics . You can choose either underlining or italics but you should keep to one of them throughout your research project. Quotation marks are not used for book titles. References The list of works cited should be placed at the end of the research paper under the title References and should be begun on a new page. This is the full list of all the sources you have referred to in your research project and they should be arranged in the alphabetical order according to the author’s/editor’s surname. If the source does not have an author, the source is placed in the list according to its title. The list of works cited is also double-spaced. If an entry is longer than one line, indent the line(s) that follow by five spaces from the left margin.

75. DINO - Language: Englisch - Arts - Literature - Choose Your Language Literature
    Canadian Authors Novelists kogawa, joy kogawa, joy, Sprache/Language.  
    http://www.dino-online.de/dino_page_b1d0499e23591bc3d4a4f8b7b9814f8c.html

76. Professor Klay Dyer Office MC A308 Telephone 688-5550, Ext.
    Burning Water (Penguin). kogawa, joy. Obasan (Penguin). Kroetsch, Robert. Scholarlypapers on joy kogawa, Obasan + discussion (one per day). Monday, April 3.  
    http://www.brocku.ca/canstudies/CANAENGL3V93.00.htm
    
    Extractions: Deadlines: Written assignments are to be submitted directly to the instructor at the beginning of class on or before the due date. Late assignments will be penalized at the rate of 2% per day late (including weekends) to a maximum of 20% of the grade for that particular assignment. After ten (10) days, a late assignment will not be accepted and a grade of zero (0) will be registered.

77. Obasan Duddy Kravitz Cliff Notes.com No Homework Duddy And Kravitz Essays Term P
    Jana Evans Braziel. Spiritual Autobiography. Comparative Literature. joy kogawa,Obasan. Author kogawa, joy. Published Boston DR Godine, 1982, c1981.  
    http://www.meanses.com/liaw.asp

78. English At UCLA: Asian American Reading List
    New York Random House, 1976, China Men. New York Knopf, 1980 *kogawa, joy. Obasan. BerkeleyUniv. of California Press, 1987 kogawa, joy. A Choice of Dreams.  
    http://englishwww.humnet.ucla.edu/graduate/reading_list/asian_american.html

79. A Celebration Of Women Writers: ASIAN AMERICAN WRITERS
    Sally (fl.2002); Jen, Gish (1956); Kingston, Maxine Hong (1940-);kogawa, joy Nakayama (1935-) ; More Information; Lai, Larissa (fl  
    http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/_generate/ASIAN AMERICAN.html
    
    Extractions: ASIAN AMERICAN WRITERS Bates, Judy Fong (fl.2000) Brainard, Cecilia Manguerra Casper, Linda Ty Cha, Theresa Hak Kyung Chin, Marilyn Choi, Sook Nyul (1937-) Chong, Sylvia fl.2000 Chun, Pam (fl.2002) Far, Sui Sin [aka Edith Maude Eaton] ( Goto, Hiromi More Information Hagedorn, Jessica Tarahata More Information ... Holthe, Tess Uriza (fl.2002) Hong, Peggy (fl.2000) Ito, Sally (fl.2002) Jen, Gish Kingston, Maxine Hong Kogawa, Joy Nakayama More Information ... Lee, Nancy (fl.2002) Lim, Shirley Geok-lin More Information Liu, Aimee E. Liu, Catherine. ... Louis, Laura Glen (fl.2002) Minh-ha, Trinh T. Mirikitani, Janice Ng, Fae Myenne Ng, Roxana (fl.1999) Omatsu, Maryka Park, Linda Sue (fl.2000) Rosca, Ninotchka (1950-) Tan, Amy More Information More Information RealAudio ... Tham, Hilary (fl.2002) Tsukiyama, Gail Uchida, Kyoko (fl.2000) Watanna, Onoto [aka Winnifred Eaton; Winnifred Reeve] (1875-1954) Watkins, Yoko Kawashima (1934-) Yamada, Mitsuye Yamamoto, Hisaye Yamauchi, Wakako

80. World Literature Advance Course Information-Winter 1999
    Week 2. World War II/Good Neighbors/Silence/Canada. joy kogawa, Itsuka. Week3. Dogeaters. Hongo, Garrett, ed. Under Western Eyes. kogawa, joy. Itsuka.  
    http://reg.ucsc.edu/soc/aci/winter1999/ltwl.html
    
    Extractions: Winter 1999 Instructor/Facilitator: Karen Tei Yamashita Kresge 157D 459-2167 (office); 459-2781 (messages); Kresge Steno Pool (mail) ktyamash@cats.ucsc.edu Course Description: Study of Asian diasporic literature, attempting to discover and define a growing body of contemporary writing under this rubric, including immigrant/migrant histories, memories of exile and refuge as well as the fiction of imagined homelands. Examination of these writings against their historic, political, economic, geographic and social backdrops, focusing on themes and questions raised regarding gender, class, national origins, transnational identities, and aesthetics. While most material examined in class will be in English, students are encouraged to study and share material in other languages. Course Requirements: 1. Personal essays: 1 page/week

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