Russell C Leong

Datos Biográficos

ID4974151
NOMBRERussell C Leong
NOMBRESRussell C
APELLIDOLeong
FIRMALEONG R C
AFILIACIONESAmerasia Journal
VERIFICADONo
TOTAL DE OBRAS61
TOTAL DE CITAS35
TOTAL COMO AUTOR61
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN1978
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2024
ÍNDICE H2

  • Amerasia Journal

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2024

  • The voices of those who inhabit places

    Russell C LeongARTICLEInter-Asia Cultural Studies2021

  • Amerasia Journal at 50

    Russell C Leong, David K Yoo et al.ARTICLEAmerasia Journal2021Citada por: 1

  • Tribute to David Wong Louie (1954–2018)

    King-Kok Cheung, Karen Cheung et al.ARTICLEAmerasia Journal2018Referencias: 5

  • Interview by Robert B. Ito

    Russell C Leong, Russell LeongCHAPTERWords Matter2017

  • MothSutra

    Russell C Leong, Xinqiu XieARTICLEAsia Pacific Translation and…2017

    This essay examines Mothsutra: For Bicycle Delivery Men, a visual composite poetic work in English with illustrations by Chinese American writer, Russell C. Leong, translated into Chinese by Xinqiu Xie. Leong and Xie describe and critique the nature of cross-cultural translation that embodies three dimensions: that of nation (US and China), culture (immigrant working class), and language (English and Chinese)

  • Asian American Sexualities

    Russell C Leong, Russell LeongBOOKAsian American Sexualities2014Citada por: 23

    Asian American Sexualities works to dispel the stereotype of oriental sexual decadence, as well as the "model minority" heterosexual Asian sterotype in the US. Writing from an impressive array of interdisciplinary perspectives, the contributors discuss a variety of topics, including sexuality and identity politics; community activism and gay activism; transnational aspects of love between women in Thailand; queer South Asian culture in the US; ga…

  • Forging a Third Chinese Literature of the Americas

    Russell C Leong, Evelyn Hu-DehartARTICLEAmerasia Journal2012Referencias: 1

    The genesis of this Amerasia Journal edition entitled “Towards a Third Literature: Chinese Writing in the Americas” is from July 2009 symposium at Nanjing University, “The International Conference on Chinese American Literature,” which was co-sponsored by Cheng Aimin, School of Foreign Studies, Nanjing University, and Jinqui Ling, Departments of English and Asian American Studies, University of California, Los Angeles

  • Fire in My Heart

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2012

    (For restless thieves and anxious liberators on the 20th of the LA riots) / Where there's smoke, there's fire, they say. / Me, an Asian dude drivin’ East down Sunset / in my beat-up Corolla. Saw the Latina maids, huddled by the Beverly Hills bus stops / Waiting to go back to East LA

  • For Alexander Saxton

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2012

  • Cover

    James Kyung-Jin James Kyung-Jin, King-Kok King-Kok et al.ARTICLEAmerasia Journal2011

  • Legacies

    Mary Uyematsu Kao, David K Yoo et al.ARTICLEAmerasia Journal2011

  • Interview with Tsai Ming Liang

    Russell C Leong, Dennis LoARTICLEAmerasia Journal2011

    Russell Leong (L): Tsai Ming Liang, when I watched your film I Don't Want to Sleep Alone yesterday, I was very moved. You, the director, seem to be having a conversation with the society at large. Are you a director who represents Taiwan? In fact, you are an Overseas Chinese (hua quiao) originally from Malaysia

  • Tian Qiao /Sky Bridge—Taipei & Los Angeles

    Russell C Leong, Russell LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2011

    Here I am standing at the edge of the dark lashes under your eyes in that zone that misses radar altogether

  • Poetry within Earshot

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2011Referencias: 2

  • Taijiquan

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2011

  • Records of the Historian

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2011

    I.Moon and tide thread the Pacific Thus begins the journey of a man Who walks between two continents To gather materials for his records

  • Bie You Dong Tian Another World Lies Beyond

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2011

    (from a carved lintel in the Huntington Liu Fang Yuan Chinese Garden)I.Through This gate you enter the Garden.Dawn The garden is not finished, but the feeling is already here. Each step damp with dew descended from the Arroyo Seco.Steel Girders peep from under the wood columns of the tea pavilion. An orange tractor rigs its taciturn arm, waiting. A Latino security guard leans against the carved railing. Chinese workmen from Suzhou have not yet ar…

  • GlobaLinks

    Russell C Leong, Arnold PanARTICLEAmerasia Journal2010

    As Asian American Studies enters its fourth decade in 2011, Amerasia Journal publishes vital scholarship that links across nations. GlobaLinks: Community Institutions and Practices across Nations recognizes that Asian and Pacific American communities are no longer limited by their institutional identities within local boundaries or defined by their political, cultural, or economic activities within national borders alone

  • The Migrant with a Thousand Faces”

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2010

    As a student educated in an American school, like many thousands of others, I had read Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces first published in 1949 and translated into many languages and editions since that time. Though his book was roughly based on Freudian concepts, Jungian archetypes and other symbolic patterns of analysis, at the time, I read it narrowly, believing that its ideas applied only to western heroes—and mainly male at t…

  • Amerasia Journal

    Russell C Leong, Stephanie D Santos et al.ARTICLEAmerasia Journal2009

  • Passages

    Russell C Leong, Don T NakanishiARTICLEAmerasia Journal2009

    In 2009, Amerasia Journal remembers the writers and activists, scholars and poets, Him Mark Lai, Ron Takaki, and Al Robles, who were long connected with the journal as editors, contributors, and intellectual giants who formed and fueled the field of Asian American Studies. Their passages in life—what they thought and wrote—literally encompasses thousands of pages, not only in English, but also in Chinese, Tagalog, Japanese, and in other languages…

  • How Do Asian Americans Create Places? From Background to Foreground

    K Park, Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2008

    In this Amerasia issue, we explore the following set of research questions. First, how do Asian Americans create places? Asian Americans are not merely inhabitants of places. Second, we should conceptualize space to be a site of action and agency, with shifting boundaries. Here, Asian Americans can assert some kind of control over space. Places comprise concrete physical dimensions of the community, provide an identity to a community, and make it…

  • Majority World

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2008

    As this thirty-seventh year edition of Amerasia Journal moves onto press, we also commemorate and reflect upon the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, who was assassinated on April 4, 1968, exactly forty years ago. By the time of his death in Memphis, where he had gone to support striking sanitation workers, Doctor King had already laid out three arenas of struggle for the American people: racism, materialism, and militarism. Forty years later, Amera…

  • Word Travels

    Russell C LeongARTICLEAmerasia Journal2008

    To make sense of this literary phenomenon—Amerasia Journal features an international array of scholars from Europe, Asia, and the U.S. who write on Asian American literature. In essays, they survey the ways in which writing by some Asian American writers has been read, sampled, collected, critiqued, taught, translated, and published in places outside of the U.S. At the same time, a number of essays in this volume also focus on the immigrant langu…