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About Adhy Kim
I am a doctoral candidate in Comparative Literature at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I work at the intersection of Asian and Asian American literary studies, with a special focus on Japan, Korea, and their diasporas. Working with Japanese, Korean, and English language sources, I study how Asia and the United States are co-constituted through the forces of empire, capitalism, and militarization, which produce transnational, translingual formations in post-1945 Asian/American fiction. My dissertation addresses how environmental crisis has become a central concern for Asian and diasporic writers already grappling with layered Japanese and U.S. imperialisms.NBN Episodes hosted by Adhy:
March 22, 2022
The Intimacies of Conflict
Daniel Y. Kim
Hosted by
Adhy Kim
In this episode I talk with Daniel Y. Kim, Associate Professor of English and American Studies at Brown University, about his 2020 book Intimacies of …