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MEDIATING HISTORICAL MEMORY IN ASIAN/AMERICAN FAMILY MEMOIRS: K. CONNIE KANG'S \HOME WAS THE LAND OF MORNING CALM\ AND DUONG VAN MAI ELLIOTT'S \THE SACRED WILLOW\
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MEDIATING HISTORICAL MEMORY IN ASIAN/AMERICAN FAMILY MEMOIRS: K. CONNIE KANG'S \HOME WAS THE LAND OF MORNING CALM\ AND DUONG VAN MAI ELLIOTT'S \THE SACRED WILLOW\
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Journal Article
MEDIATING HISTORICAL MEMORY IN ASIAN/AMERICAN FAMILY MEMOIRS: K. CONNIE KANG'S \HOME WAS THE LAND OF MORNING CALM\ AND DUONG VAN MAI ELLIOTT'S \THE SACRED WILLOW\
2007
Overview
This essay analyzes forms of historical mediation through auto/biographical writing by proposing how history may be mediated structurally and thematically. Using K. Connie Kang's Home was the Land of Morning Calm (1995) and Duong Van Mai Elliott's The Sacred Willow (1999), the article explores how Asian/American family memoirs also create cultural memory to empower a community through historical knowledge and awareness of cultural location in society.
