We are not all Bruce Lee, Part 2

In 1973, the year that Lee died, there was a marked shift among both Asian Americans and Hong Kong cinema – the two sites where Bruce Lee worked – in the portrayal of Asian manhood and its relationship to religion. It was a much more realistic portrayal of what Asian American and Asia-Pacific men we...

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Main Author:	TSE, Justin Kh
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Language:	English
Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2014
Subjects:	Race and Ethnicity Religion
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We are not all Bruce Lee, Part 2

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