Visuality, Emotions and Minority Culture

1. Introduction: Affect and Critical Multiculturalism in Asia
John Nguyet Erni

2. How Does One Feel Ethnic? Embodiment and Urban Space
Paul O’Connor

3. Queer Fish: Eating Ethnic Affect
Elspeth Probyn

4. Negotiating Difference and Cultural Minoritization: Chinese Migrant Workers in Singapore’s Little India
Selvaraj Velayutham

5. Are There “Proper” Migrants? The Making of Affective Personhood Through Films by Migrants in South Korea
Hyun Mee Kim

6. Sugarcoated Racism: Managing Racialized Anxieties in Hong Kong Television Drama
Daren Shi-chi Leung

7. Happy Campers: “All About Us” and Self-representation
John Nguyet Erni, Louis Ho

8. What’s Love Got to Do with Ethnic Tensions in Hong Kong?
Kwai-Cheung Lo

9. Learning Critical Multicultural Empathy Through Ethnic Minorities’ Media Self-representation in Japan
Yuko Kawai

10. Hegemonic Pan-Ethnic White Australian Masculinity: Feeling Masculine During Mediated-Assemblages
Clifton Evers

Nyckelord: Social Sciences, Social Anthropology, Regional and Cultural Studies, Communication Studies, Cultural Studies