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Assistant Professor, Asian & Middle Eastern Studies
| Office Location: | 2204 Erwin Road 209 | | Office Phone: | (919) 684-4086 | | Email Address: | 
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Education:
- PhD UCLA 2007
- MA UCLA 2001
- Specialties:
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Korean
Cultural Studies Japanese
- Research Interests:
Nayoung Aimee Kwon is Assistant Professor of Korean and Japanese Literatures and Cultural Studies at Duke University's Department of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies with affiliations in Women's Studies and the Program in the Art of the Moving Image. She is currently working on her book manuscript Translated Encounters and Empire: the Conundrum of Representing the Colonized which examines the legacies of bilingual writers and translators in the Japanese empire and its aftermath. Her research and teaching interests include cultural co-productions between Korea and Japan; Korean and Japanese literature and film; theories of empire, translation, and postcoloniality; globalization and Asia-Pacific migrations and cultural flows. Recent Publications (More Publications)
- N.A.Kwon, "Primitive Selves: Koreana in the Japanese Colonial Gaze 1910-1945". Pacific Affairs (March, March, 2012).
- with N.A. Kwon. Decolonial Aesthetics in Asia. Hong Kong University Press, 2012.
- with N.A.Kwon. Transcolonial Filmic Coproductions. Cross Currents, 2012.
- N.A.Kwon. "Translating Colonial Kitsch and National Tradition." Journal of Asian Studies (Submitted, 2012).
- N.A. Kwon, "From Wonso Pond". Journal of Asian Studies 70:4 (November, November, 2011).
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