Vol. 55 No. 2 (2018): SOUTHEAST ASIAN REVIEW OF ENGLISH (DEC. 2018)

Published: 16-12-2018

SPECIAL ISSUE: ASIAN CHILDREN'S LITERATURE, FILM, AND ANIMATION

• “The Particular and the Universal”: Asian Children’s Literature, Film, and Animation

  Bernard Wilson

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Editorial

• Editorial:"Sites of Possibility"

  Sharmani Patricia Gabriel

  i-iii

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Articles

• Agency, Adaptation, and Audience: Re-visioning the Legend of Mahsuri in Selected Contemporary Malaysian Young Adult Fiction

  Sharifah Aishah Osman

  7-25

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• Representing Gender in Chinese Children’s Literature (1920 – 2010)

  Lijun Bi, Xiangshu Fang

  26-40

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• “Let them see your face, my child, and thus know the meaning of all things”: Unity, the Child, and the Natural World in Rabindranath Tagore’s The Crescent Moon

  Alicia Alves

  41-56

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• Teen Victimisation, Survival, and the Formation of Identity in Paro Anand’s The Other: Stories of Difference

  Venkatesh Puttaiah

  57-69

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• Mapping Contemporary South Asian Children’s Fiction: Contentions and Contestations in Mitali Perkins’ You Bring the Distant Near and Sowmya Rajendran’s The Lesson

  Abhisek Ghosal

  70-83

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• “Herstory” in Twenty-First Century Indian English Children’s Literature: Subverting Gender Binaries in Mayil Will Not Be Quiet! and Queen of Ice

  Anurima Chanda

  84-101

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• “Casualties of War”: The Japanese Occupation of Korea and Its Impact on Mothers and Daughters in Yoko Kawashima Watkins’ So Far from the Bamboo Grove and Sook Nyul Choi’s Year of Impossible Goodbyes

  Gabrielle Atwood Halko

  102-115

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• The Highlighted Life: The Humanistic Orientation of War Narration in Chinese Children’s Films of the New Period

  Fengxia Tan, Lu Li

  116-134

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• The Case of “Missing Parent(s)”: Children’s Literature in Indian Writing in English

  Raj Gaurav Verma

  135-153

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• "A Girl Worth Fighting For" : Transculturation, Remediation, and Cultural Authenticity in Adaptations of the "Ballad of Mulan"

  Joseph V. Giunta

  154-172

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• “Rude Tribes and Wild Frontiers”: Treatment of Ethnicity in Chinese Children’s Literature

  Xiangshu Fang, Lijun Bi

  173-189

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• A Theoretical Conception of the Value System of Criticism in Chinese Children’s Literature

  Lifang Li

  190-203

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• Exploring the Trajectories of Myth, Truth, and Childhood in Mahasweta Devi’s The Armenian Champa Tree

  Jabeen Fatima

  204-216

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• Hans Volker Wolf, Looi Wan Ling, Stefanie Pillai, and Adriana Phillip, The Mousedeer and the Crocodiles

  Amin Amirdabbaghian, Hans V. Wolf

  223-227

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GENERAL SECTION

• Decolonizing the Malaysian Mind: Celebrating the Pioneering Achievement of Lloyd Fernando’s Cultural Politics

  Shirley Geok-Lin Lim

  228-243

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Articles

• Travel, Coal, and Empire: Delineations of Formosa in Nineteenth-Century English Travelers' Coal Texts

  Li-Ru Lu

  244-266

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Fiction & Poetry

• At Chairil’s Grave

  Leonard Jeyam

  274-277

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• The Leg

  Anthony Cummins

  278-282

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• Medusa Love

  Saba Mahmood Bashir

  283-284

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• Leave of the Mind, Two Heartbeats Away

  Maniam K.S.

  285-292

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Obituary

• Alas, Sir Vidia: V.S. Naipaul, 1932-2018

  John Thieme

  267-273

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Interview

• An Interview with Emila Yusof

  Su Mei Kok

  217-222

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Book Reviews

• Review of Elizabeth Jackson, Muslim Indian Women Writing in English: Class Privilege, Gender Disadvantage, Minority Status

  Indrani Karmakar

  297-300

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Notes on Contributors

• NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS Vol. 55, No. 2, 2018

  SOUTHEAST ASIAN REVIEW OF ENGLISH

  301-308

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