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Racial Melancholia, Racial Dissociation

On the Social and Psychic Lives of Asian Americans
Book • 2019
This book combines critical race theory with psychoanalytic thought to investigate the experiences of Asian American young adults, focusing on issues like immigration, displacement, and the model minority stereotype.

It explores how these experiences lead to racial melancholia and dissociation, impacting mental health and identity.

The authors use case studies to illustrate these concepts, discussing topics such as depression, transnational adoption, and coming out in a colorblind age.

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Mentioned in 2 episodes

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David L. Eng
and referenced by Mary Brewster as a foundational interdisciplinary work on Asian American psychic life and race.
Bringing the Unthought Asian-American Subject to Mind: Cultivating Concern and Care in the Socio-Clinical Space
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Gene Demby
as a book co-authored with Shin-hee Han, exploring the social and psychic lives of Asian Americans.
How Race And Racism Affect Our Friendships

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