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(Oceanic Tongues) Vy Le  \nVan Anh Tran  \nNujsaubnusi Vue  \nCover Art & Design: Justin Lam Layout: Justin Lam  \n*  \nMore about the Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies: [http://aas.stanford.edu/journal/](http://aas.stanford.edu/journal/)  \n[More about Oceanic Tongues:](More about Oceanic Tongues:)[ ](More about Oceanic Tongues:)[http://oceanictongues.stanford.edu](http://oceanictongues.stanford.edu)  \nCONTENTS  \nThis print publication was made possible by the special support of:  \nStanford Asian American Activities Center Stanford Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity Department Stanford English Department Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Arts Okada House  \nProfessor Stephen Hong Sohn  \n*  \nPrinted in San Francisco by Giant Horse Printing: May 2013  \nHenry Leung Shroud  \nIris A. Law Visitation Departure Fox at Midnight Awakening  \nNgocLuu Grandpa’s Garden  \nFEATURE  \nPOETRY  \nSandy Chang Silenced  \nAldric Ulep Mother’s Day Phonecall Nujsaubnusi Vue My Father’s Altar  \nJustin LamAshes and Dust  \nOkay  \nMg Roberts Not So, Sea  \nThis Refracted Failure  \nAsters  \nEsther Lee Said Twine to Tumbleweed Breathing Demonstrations  \nVowels of Rust, Consonants of Paper  \nKazimAli Sent Mail  \nRoad atAche  \nUrdu  \nRandom Search  \nPhenomenal Survivals of Death in the Mountains  \nYael Villafranca Green Kiss  \n8  \n11  \n12  \n14  \n15  \n17  \n19  \n20  \n22  \n25  \n27  \n30  \n33  \n34  \n35  \n36  \n37  \n38  \n39  \n40  \n43  \nSHORT STORIES  \nMark Flores Three Quarters Christina Nguyen Perpetual Foreigner Bushra Rehman The Grass Pulled Up  \nLee Tonouchi The Myth-o-Ma-Logical Tale of Hawaiian Santa  \nESSAYS  \nMatthew Salesses How the Rules of Racism are Different for Asian Americans  \nRESEARCH  \nKelsey Dang Problematic Representations of Asian American Men in Hollywood Productions  \nTiffany Dharma My Music is Silence: Asian-American Youth and the Model Minority Myth  \nKyle Abraham The Lucky 16%: Asian American College Enrollment and the Journey to Get There.  \nHaerin Shin A Confession of Nationalistic Disloyalty as a Profession of Ethnic Identity: The Poetics and Politics of Dissonance in Julie Otsuka’s When the Emperor was Divine  \nMichael Tayag An Evaluation of the Hands-ON Conciliation Policy and Practice of the Philippine Consulate General in Hong Kong  \nNatalia Duong Exposing Agent Orange: Tracking Photographic Lineages to Re-engage Viewers with the Ongoing Environmental and Humanitarian Concern  \nPhuong Vy LeAn Evaluation of Race Concordant Doctor-Patient Relationship as a Method of Eliminating Cultural Barriers in the Vietnamese American Patient Population  \n44  \n49  \n51  \n61  \n70  \n80  \n95  \n109  \n125  \n143  \n160  \n173  \nFEATURE  \n“  \nSHROUD  \nHenry Leung  \nSkylawn Memorial Park in San Mateo housed my uncle’s wake that summer. It was ornate in a way that seemed to me especially Western, though I don’t know where to point to prove this; death is always expensive to excess. I was angry: The thought of more divisions in our family, this cemetery so far from my grandparents’ in Pacifica, where at least the blackened bins of burnt joss paper make the place distinctly Chinese, whatever that means for us this many generations along—  \nAnd that my uncle had been converted to Christianity in the last week of his blight, not, as far as I know, from a lifelong anguish with it but from a swift hard-sell when vulnerable, from a pastor who would spend the wake bragging and proselytizing to the rest ofus—  \nAnd even the address of the place,“Highway 92 at Skyline Boulevard,” as though they owned trans-county traffic with their holes in the earth, with these dusty stones, with our decaying bodies.  \nWe arrived, a few dozen of us, cousins, aunts, uncles, children in hushed tow, in the morning in our suits, some blacker than others, ","cbCaihuJQeYcdYBT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihuJQeYcdYBT","pdf",1570423,95,"English","# Contents\n## Feature\n## Poetry\n## Short Stories\n## Essays\n## Research","[{\"question\":\"What issue information is listed at the beginning of this volume?\",\"answer\":\"The opening pages list the editor-in-chief, issue editor, managing editor, editorial staff, cover art and layout credits, and publication support acknowledgments.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the volume organized?\",\"answer\":\"The table of contents categorizes submissions into sections such as Feature, Poetry, Short Stories, Essays, and Research, with contributor names and page numbers.\"},{\"question\":\"Which featured work appears in the provided excerpt?\",\"answer\":\"The excerpt includes the feature titled “SHROUD” by Henry Leung, describing a funeral wake and related reflections.\"}]","Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies - 5th Volume | PDF",1791929650,33]