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Title: Oral History of Tuan Duc Tran
Creator: Tran, Tuan Duc
Contributor: Batacan, Jose Antonio Romano
Date Created and/or Issued: 2019-02-09
Contributing Institution: UC Irvine, Libraries, Southeast Asian Archive
Collection: Viet Stories: Vietnamese American Oral History project
Rights Information: Copyrighted
This material is provided for private study, scholarship, or research. Transmission or reproduction of any material protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the copyright owners. Contact the University of California, Irvine Libraries, Special Collections and Archives for more information (spcoll@uci.edu).
Description: Scope/Content: At what point in time can one pinpoint the beginning of Vietnamese America? Does it begin with the Fall of Saigon? Does it begin with the creation of Little Saigons throughout America? In looking to define Vietnamese American experiences, do we limit what it has been and what it could be? Whatever the entry point, experiences of Vietnamese Americans are inextricably tangled with the political, economic, and social structures of racial, class, and gender hierarchy in the United States and notions of authenticity and nationalism. Thus, to begin learning what the Vietnamese American experience entails, is to also begin unlearning. This course seeks to understand, unravel and complicate what Vietnamese America is through a critical refugee and critical race lens. By analyzing various issues, we are able to see how Vietnamese Americans are affected by larger societal forces such as capitalism and imperialism. This course aims to: 1. To introduce the student to the history, culture, and contemporary experiences of Vietnamese Americans, highlighting how power and privilege entangles them all together. 2. Expand current discourse around social issues that affect Vietnamese Americans by using both scientific literature, creative works and scholarly articles. 3. Expose students to the multitude of historical, contemporary and local Vietnamese American narratives, taking advantage of the proximity to one of the largest Little Saigons.
Scope/Content: Tuan Tran prepares for his interview, photographer Kylie Huynh, 2019.
Type: sound
Format: 1 mp3 audio file; 1 pdf transcription English; 1 pdf time log; 1 pdf life map; 3 jpg image files
Extent: 01:31:50
Identifier: ark:/81235/d8z256
VAOHP0349
http://hdl.handle.net/10575/14612
Language: English
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Subject: Assimilation | Buddhist | Children | Citizenship | College | University | Education | Employment | Engineer | English as a second language (ESL) | Family | Healthcare | Immigrant | Next generation | Politics | Public Health | Religion | Resettlement | Student | Teacher | Tet Festival | Youth | Fremont, California | Little Saigon (Orange County, California) | San Clemente, California | San Jose, California | Đà Lạt | Saigon
Time Period: 1960-1969
Relation: Vietnamese American Experience Class Oral Histories, 2019 Winter

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