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• 2005Transgressions of a Model Minority35 cited
• 1996Asian American Historiography31 cited
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• 2006Patterns of Resistance?: Anna May Wong and the Fabrication of China in American Cinema of the Late 30s24 cited
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• 2004Sui Sin Far and the Chinese American Canon: Toward a Post-Gender-Wars Discourse8 cited
• 2013Reproduction, Reincarnation, and Human Cloning: Literary and Racial Forms in Larissa Lai'sSalt Fish Girl6 cited
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