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Nos mémoires. Vietnam, les enfants oubliés

Résumé des Épisodes : Sénégal – Fils de Tirailleur Auteur : Karfa Diallo Ce récit poignant, écrit par Karfa Diallo, explore la lutte d’Abdoulaye Diallo, un tirailleur sénégalais, pour obtenir la reconnaissance et la pension méritées de la France. Les contributions et sacrifices des 300 000 hommes africains de l’Ouest, combattants dans l’armée française, sont soulignés. …

Emilie Tôn’s debut novel [EN]

Des rêves d’or et d’acier is a novel written by Emilie Tôn, published at the end of 2022 by a small, emerging publishing house, Hors d’atteinte, which describes itself as feminist and wants to contribute to emancipatory struggles. As I was finishing writing my thesis on family memory issues among people of Vietnamese origin, this …

Hiếu – Richard Van [EN]

Hiếu is a short film by director Richard Van, named after the character he briefly portrays. This snapshot of life provides an opportunity to showcase several aspects, aspirations specific to people of Vietnamese origin, several characteristics that I would like to dwell on for a few moments by focusing on three images, three key moments …

Depicting heroic lifes of the Vietnamese Diaspora, interview with Clement Baloup

On Thursday, December 3, 2020, I had the pleasure to discuss with Clément Baloup, cartoonist, illustrator, graphic novelist and author of a series of graphic novels dedicated to the stories of the Vietnamese diasporas. As a PhD student interested in memory dynamics within families of Vietnamese origin, I take this opportunity to interview him about …

Quelles histoires se cachent derrière nos noms ? [ENQUÊTE EN LIGNE]

enquête Les premiers résultats de l’enquête et les réponses sur la question des noms et prénoms montre une nette différence entre les personnes francophones majoritairement françaises et anglophones majoritairement états-uniennes. Cela s’expliquerait par l’âge des personnes et l’histoire de leurs trajectoires. Et vous ? Quelle histoire se cache derrière votre nom ou prénom ? Vous …

Ressembler à l’ennemi : race et l’héritage de la guerre du Vietnam (notes) – FR

11 November  2020 — Un groupe d’experts explore les répercussions du conflit vietnamien-américain dans les deux pays, depuis le conflit jusqu’à aujourd’hui. Les intervenants présents sont  Roger Harris, Karen L. Ishizuka, Lynn Novick, et Viet Thanh Nguyen. La discussion est facilitée par Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe, directrice artistique de la Asia Society Triennial et directrice de …

Looking Like the Enemy: Race and the Legacy of the Vietnam War (notes) – EN

November 11, 2020 — A group of experts explores the reverberations of the American-Vietnam War across the two countries’ cultures from the war’s outset to the present day. Speakers include Roger Harris, Karen L. Ishizuka, Lynn Novick, and Viet Thanh Nguyen. The conversation was moderated by Michelle Yun Mapplethorpe, artistic director of the Asia Society …

The pain is not over – Mixed-race children from the Vietnamese war (translation)

Mixed-race Vietnamese people who have an American father, born in the Vietnam War before 1975 are estimated to be more than 25,000 people. Nearly half a century has passed, most of them have found their biological father, settled in the US but hundreds of other them are still languishing to find theirs, looking forward to …