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From Sojourner to National Icon: Chua Boon Hean
Stephanie Po Yin Chung
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Academy of Chinese, History, Religion and Philosophy
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Ethnic Identity
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Southeast Asian Studies
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Sojourners
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Southern China
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Politicians
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South-East Asia
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Postcolonial
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Singapore
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Diaspora
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Cultural Icons
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Film Industry
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Social Belonging
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Identity Formation
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Malaya
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Colonial Setting
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Diverse Populations
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Primary Historical Sources
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Post-independence
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Current Climate
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Chaozhou
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Diaspora Networks
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Fluid Processes
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Network Identity
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Elastic Processes
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Modern Asia
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Arts and Humanities
Ethnic Identity
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Southeast
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Asian Studies
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national icon
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Limits
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Southeast Asia
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Post-colonial
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Singapore
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Cultural icon
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Film Industry
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1920s
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Artists
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Malaysia
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Policymakers
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Southern China
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Primary Source
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Historical sources
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Identity Formation
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Experiential
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Modern Asia
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Chinese
50%
Social Sciences
Cultural Identity
100%
Southeast Asian Study
100%
China
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Chinese
50%
South East Asia
50%
Singapore
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Malaysia
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Asia
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Artists
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Primary Source
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Identity Formation
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Diaspora
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Chaozhou
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