Becoming Yonsei

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Linked Agent
Creator (cre): Aurichio, Maya Tei
Advisor (adv): Snow, Donald
Department (dpt): Whitman College. Environmental Humanities
Date
September 25, 2017
Graduation Year
2017
Abstract

Written by a fourth-generation Japanese-American student, Becoming Yonsei is the story of one woman's endeavor to reconcile her American identity with the enduring wounds that remain from the World War II internment of her family in the Utah desert.

Subject
Central Utah Relocation Center
Japanese Americans
Pearl Harbor (Hawaii), Attack on, 1941
Japanese Americans -- Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945
Creative nonfiction
Recluses
Care of the sick
Long-term care of the sick
Alzheimer's disease
Alzheimer's disease -- Patients -- Care
Sockeye salmon
Sockeye salmon fisheries -- Alaska -- Bristol Bay
Fisheries
Sex role
Sex role in the work environment
Camping
Other (Philosophy)
Shame
Legacies -- Family
Environmental sciences
Humanities
Academic theses
Whitman College 2017 -- Dissertation collection -- Environmental Humanities
Geographic Subject
United States
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor (Hawaii)
Utah
Bluff (Utah)
Topaz (Utah)
Illinois
Evanston (Ill.)
Alaska
Bristol Bay (Alaska)
Genre
Theses
Extent
82 pages
Permanent URL
http://works.whitman.edu/378
Rights
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