Hard State, Soft City Conference - Revision history

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‎18 march 2016

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‎Re-Imagining Migrant Histories and Mapping Narratives of Transnational Culture

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‎Re-Imagining Migrant Histories and Mapping Narratives of Transnational Culture

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‎Re-Imagining Migrant Histories and Mapping Narratives of Transnational Culture

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‎sidewalk city

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‎singapore? singa pura? - sinophone as lyrical aesthetic redefined

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	lai chee kien - japantown in san fransciso > korean!!		lai chee kien - japantown in san fransciso > korean!!
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		+	problem of travel writing / rem koolhaus passing thru / NUS MAFIA

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	https://ari.nus.edu.sg/Event/Detail/7cf552ea-e88e-43a9-a69b-b6f73685ea71		https://ari.nus.edu.sg/Event/Detail/7cf552ea-e88e-43a9-a69b-b6f73685ea71
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		+	this conference has taught me the difference between area specialist and generalist
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	== 17 March 2016 ==		== 17 March 2016 ==

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	[[File:seoulofla.png]]		[[File:seoulofla.png]]
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		+	=== q&a===
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		+	lai chee kien - japantown in san fransciso > korean!!

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 miram kim's layers of US 1999 - asking ppl about their ethnic identity (brazil? korean)
-petition for naming/renaming community
+* petition for naming/renaming community
-http://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2008/08-2885_misc_3-17-09.pdf
+* http://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2008/08-2885_misc_3-17-09.pdf
-http://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2008/08-2885_misc_10-29-08.pdf
+* http://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2008/08-2885_misc_10-29-08.pdf
 [[File:petitionrenaming.png]]
 digital Bojagi: Min-bo or Chogakbo (조각보) seem to be the best known variety of bojagi, as the two terms are often used interchangeably in English-language sources. These cloths were created by the women of the household, from leftover scraps of fabric from other sewing, pieced together. Both symmetrical 'regular' and random-seeming 'irregular' patterned cloths were sewn, probably selected by an individual woman's aesthetic tastes

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	digital Bojagi: Min-bo or Chogakbo (조각보) seem to be the best known variety of bojagi, as the two terms are often used interchangeably in English-language sources. These cloths were created by the women of the household, from leftover scraps of fabric from other sewing, pieced together. Both symmetrical 'regular' and random-seeming 'irregular' patterned cloths were sewn, probably selected by an individual woman's aesthetic tastes		digital Bojagi: Min-bo or Chogakbo (조각보) seem to be the best known variety of bojagi, as the two terms are often used interchangeably in English-language sources. These cloths were created by the women of the household, from leftover scraps of fabric from other sewing, pieced together. Both symmetrical 'regular' and random-seeming 'irregular' patterned cloths were sewn, probably selected by an individual woman's aesthetic tastes
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		+	http://seoulofla.com/
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		+	[[File:seoulofla.png]]

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	[[File:petitionrenaming.png]]		[[File:petitionrenaming.png]]
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		+	digital Bojagi: Min-bo or Chogakbo (조각보) seem to be the best known variety of bojagi, as the two terms are often used interchangeably in English-language sources. These cloths were created by the women of the household, from leftover scraps of fabric from other sewing, pieced together. Both symmetrical 'regular' and random-seeming 'irregular' patterned cloths were sewn, probably selected by an individual woman's aesthetic tastes

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-=== sidewalk city ===
+=== Re-Imagining Migrant Histories and Mapping Narratives of Transnational Culture ===
 critical cartography as emancipatory practice
 LA koreatown mainly lived in by mexico guatemala el salvador seoul (only 20%) brazil bangla

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	critical cartography as emancipatory practice		critical cartography as emancipatory practice
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		+	LA koreatown mainly lived in by mexico guatemala el salvador seoul (only 20%) brazil bangla

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	Chow Teck Seng		Chow Teck Seng
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		+	=== sidewalk city ===
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		+	critical cartography as emancipatory practice

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	raffles statue double > sinophone denigrated		raffles statue double > sinophone denigrated
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		+	LOST
		+	scripts
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		+	chua mia tee national language class
		+	"we speak to fish using national languages"
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		+	Chow Teck Seng