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Assistant Professor/Faculty Fellow
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Social and Cultural Analysis
University of California, Berkeley: Ethnic Studies with a Designated Emphasis in Film Studies (PhD, 2006)
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Areas of Research/Interest: Asian American Popular Culture, Media Studies, Auditory Culture Studies, and Asian American Literature
Fellowships/Honors: Graduate Opportunity Dissertation Fellowship, UC Berkeley (2005)
Mentored Research Fellowship, UC Berkeley (2002-3)
Minh-Ha T. Pham is completing her first book on the cultural politics of audibility and Asian Americans. Examining the ways in which race is made audible, she considers musical and performative practices from gongs to comic impersonations in film, television, stand-up comedy, and literature. Her second project examines the fabrications of neoliberal democracy and "American sartorial exceptionalism" in the fashion industry after 9/11.
Select Publications:
"The Asian Invasion (of Multiculturalism) in Hollywood," Journal of Popular Film and Television 32.3 (Fall 2004): 121-131.
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