Postcolonlsm: Critical concepts in literary and cultural studies: Volume III
YELLOW SKIN, WHITE MASKS: Race, Class, and Identification in Japanese Colonial Discourse
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Ching, L
January 1, 2023
From Kuan-Hsing Chen (ed.) Trajectories: Inter-Asia Cultural Studies, Routledge, 1998, 65-86.
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Ching, L. (2023). YELLOW SKIN, WHITE MASKS: Race, Class, and Identification in Japanese Colonial Discourse. In Postcolonlsm: Critical concepts in literary and cultural studies: Volume III (Vol. 3, pp. 1132–1156). https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003101420-18
Ching, L. “YELLOW SKIN, WHITE MASKS: Race, Class, and Identification in Japanese Colonial Discourse.” In Postcolonlsm: Critical Concepts in Literary and Cultural Studies: Volume III, 3:1132–56, 2023. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003101420-18.
Ching L. YELLOW SKIN, WHITE MASKS: Race, Class, and Identification in Japanese Colonial Discourse. In: Postcolonlsm: Critical concepts in literary and cultural studies: Volume III. 2023. p. 1132–56.
Ching, L. “YELLOW SKIN, WHITE MASKS: Race, Class, and Identification in Japanese Colonial Discourse.” Postcolonlsm: Critical Concepts in Literary and Cultural Studies: Volume III, vol. 3, 2023, pp. 1132–56. Scopus, doi:10.4324/9781003101420-18.
Ching L. YELLOW SKIN, WHITE MASKS: Race, Class, and Identification in Japanese Colonial Discourse. Postcolonlsm: Critical concepts in literary and cultural studies: Volume III. 2023. p. 1132–1156.