Koichi Hagimoto on Transpacific modernity and ethnic Japanese writers in Latin America

Crossing Fronteras

Koichi Hagimoto (Wellesley College), a literary scholar of Transpacific studies and comparative anti-colonial resistance movements, discusses his conception of Transpacific modernity. He also outlines his recent work on cultural and political relationships between Japan and Argentina, and his considerations of the literature and racial identities of people of Japanese descent in Latin America.

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