Competitors with instructor Ben Pin-Yun Wang. From left to right: Khyra Le, Qichen Zhong, Noelle Chang Zhelka, Tomas Alonso Suarez, Best Ponphuettipun, Ben Pin-Yun Wang, and Grace Wiebe.
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Mandarin Conversation Café
Korean Conversation Café
Indonesian Conversation Café
Japanese Conversation Café
Reflecting on the work of the Inter-Asia Cultural Studies (IACS) collective in the last two decades, the lecture intends to explicate how it envisions global transformations through interreferential methodology as a form of relational thinking and connective history, and how its translocal, translational alliance may generate solidarity and a new subjectivity against empire.
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