Table of Contents, Volume 3 – Issue 2
Editors’ Introduction
Remapping the Transpacific: Critical Approaches between Asia and Latin America by Andrea Bachner and Pedro Erber
Convergence
A&Q
Why Asia and Latin America? by Jeffrey Lesser, Evelyn Hu-Dehart, and Ignácio Lopez-Calvo
Translation
Violent Media, Chinese Fantasies: Salvador Elizondo’s “Execution by Shooting in China” by Andrea Bachner
Portfolio
The Emergence of the Contemporary: Japanese Postwar Art in Twenty-First-Century Brazil by Pedro Erber
Field Trip
Approaches Between Asia and Latin America: A Critical Renga by Andrea Bachner, Christopher Bush, Christopher L. Hill, Ana Carolina Hosne, Rosario Hubert, Seth Jacobowitz, André Keiji Kunigami, Andrew Leong, and Zelideth María Rivas
Essays
Asia-Latin America as Method: The Global South Project and the Dis-location of the West by Junyoung Verónica Kim
Non-encounter as Relation: Cannibals and Poison Women in the Consumption of Difference by Andrea Mendoza
Mexico City’s “Chinos” and “Barrio Chino”: Strangerness and Community in Cristina Rivera Garza’s Verde Shanghai (2011) by Maria Montt Strabucchi
Inherited Destinies: Discourses of Territorial Loss in Postcolonial States Across the Pacific (Peru and the Philippines, 1903–1927) by Jorge Bayona
“Training Guatemalan Campesinos to Work Like Korean Peasants”: Taxonomies and Temporalities of East Asian Labor Management in Latin America by Joo Ok Kim