‘100% authentic fake:’ Corky Lee’s Asian America, with Ken Chen

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Awakening to Asian American Literature

01:45 • 4min

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Is There a Workshop of Asian Writing?

05:20 • 5min

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What's the Relationship Between Lisa and Lisa?

10:20 • 2min

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Is There a Generational and Economic Element in the Asian American Political Movement?

12:12 • 5min

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Corky's Photographs Are Not Just Propaganda I'm Just a Photographer

17:28 • 5min

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Do You Think That There's a Nostalgic Element in Chinatown?

22:41 • 4min

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The Left Is Not the Minority

27:01 • 2min

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Is There a Politics Behind Protest Images?

29:14 • 4min

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Corky's Protest Photos Look Like They're Not Just of Asian Americans

33:09 • 5min

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The Prelude Hair Worker Is Not a Terrorist

38:03 • 3min

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I Think It's a Little Bit More About Class Solidarity in Chinatown

40:36 • 4min

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Is There Something Like a Repetition in the Art Gallery Protests?

44:28 • 3min

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Is There a Consistency?

47:30 • 4min

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What Does It Mean to Be Asian American?

51:54 • 5min

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Is There Something About the Durational Artist?

56:51 • 2min

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The Power of Representation Right?

58:57 • 5min

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Why Are There So Many Books by Asian People?

01:03:32 • 3min

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How Do You Think About Asian American Books?

01:06:59 • 3min

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Is There a Korean American Question?

01:10:22 • 5min

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I Think It's Interesting How Something Experimental Has Become

01:15:01 • 2min

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I'm a Writer and I'd Like to Write a Short Story About Christian Saint

01:16:53 • 2min

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The End Point of Assimilation

01:19:07 • 6min

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Is There a Future for Asian American Literature?

01:24:55 • 2min

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I Think There's a Lot of Thriving Stuff Out There

01:27:22 • 4min