… work of 1.5-generation Cambodian American artists and writers. Drawing on what James
Young labels “memory work… the remembrance work of Cambodian American cultural producers …

… Khmer and French, documentaries set in Cambodia, and bootleg hip hop CDs distributed …
Cambodian American memory work. Drawing from what James Young labeled “memory work…

… ” that constitute what she calls “the Cambodian Syndrome, a transnational set of … memory”
(13). In the second half of her argument, she insists that Cambodian American memory work is …

… Cambodian American communities across the United States. Our hope is to partner with local
organizations developed for the welfare of Cambodian … with other Cambodian Americans. …

… new lives in America. [...]Schlund-Vials reads Cambodian American cultural work as a mode
of … A distinct "Cambodian American episteme" (159) emerges, with a few central tenets: that …

… of Cambodian American studies (generally) and Khmer American cultural production (specifically)
then, one must attend to not only the histories which brought Cambodian refugees “…

… emotional and material labor of Cambodian American artists in confronting their … Cambodian
American memory work helps to mitigate against what Schlund-Vials calls “the Cambodian …

… of remembering the Cambodian genocide and to deftly … works from Cambodian Americans.
A pointed aim of the study is to bring into high relief what Schlund-Vials calls “the Cambodian …

… and neighbors, and our many literal and emotional walks down the memory lanes our
childhoods” (2000: xiv). Even after the fall of the Khmer Rouge, life is not easy for Cambodians, …

… in which knowledge about violence and Cambodia is produced and reproduced. I … of
Cambodia’s framing of its archival mission and artist-documentarian Vandy Rattana’s body of work…