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MULTIMEDIA PERFORMANCE EVENT

Tuesday, June 10, 2008
6:00 pm
HUB Auditorium
Reception to follow

The Difficult Dialogues: Engaging Southeast Asian American Pluralism in Seattle project promotes the expression and appreciation of diverse perspectives in the classroom and beyond through innovative pedagogies, student dialogues, and collaborations among educational communities.

This event features multimedia creative presentations of oral history, ethnographic, and performance projects by students from our 2008 Difficult Dialogues courses:

Francisco Benitez (Comparative Literature) and Ileana Rodriguez-Silva (History)
The Imperial Field and Practices: Technology and Culture in the Making of Contemporary Empire

Rick Bonus (American Ethnic Studies) and Celia Lowe (Anthropology)
Ethnography, Transnationalism, and Community in Island Southeast Asian/Asian America

Danny Hoffman (Anthropology) and Peter Lape (Anthropology)
Anthropology of War

Laurie Sears (History) and Kanta Kochhar-Lindgren (Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell)
Marking the Borders of Identity and Tradition: Theater as a Site of History and Memory

Judith Henchy (UW Libraries) and Vicente Rafael (History)
The Philippines and Vietnam: Colonialism, Nationalism and Diaspora

Francisco Benitez (Comparative Literature) and Laurie Sears (History)
Violence, Myth, and Memory

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PEDAGOGY

Check out our pedagogy page for information about past pedagogy workshops.

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STUDENT DIALOGUES

Check out our dialogues page for information about past mediated student dialogue events.