Four
Questions

Professor King Kok Cheung, UCLA Literary professor at the University of California, gives her input about the concept of story and narrative. In this episode, she answers four questions which relate various stories from Eastern and Western classics.


Faces of UCLA

UCLA English department professor King-Kok Cheung talks about the development of Asian-American literature and how it should be treated fairly as literature, not just the documents for ethnic studies.

King-Kok on Air
English professor King-Kok Cheung (UCLA) talks about Asian American literature, and how it should be respected and valued as more than just ethnography. She discusses how Asian Americans so often reach for “white” standards, and why good writing is so powerful. (Intro: The Legend of Velda)
Hear how Alice Y. Hom, the host of Historically Queer, became invested in documenting LGBTQ people of color and working on the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality. A Professor King-Kok Cheung plays an unexpected role! Plus, learn more about Season One.

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Maxine Hong Kingston
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Russell Leong
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Ha Jin
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David Wong Louie
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Frank Chin
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Taichi Trio