Border-Crossing and the Shaping of an Imagined Citizenship: The Case of Korean Picture Brides (Page 149-170)

Abstract
This article engages with the way in which Korean picture brides imagined themselves emotionally in connection with their affective route toward survival and a spirit of liberation in early twentieth-century Hawaii. Exploring the implication of border-crossing as a framework for understanding the dynamics of the brides’ lives, from their decisions to become picture brides to engagement w...