Yellowness: Cinematic Regimes of Race Between Japan and Brazil
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This book studies the visual production of the racial category of yellowness between twentieth-century Japan and Brazil, where the term “yellow” is still widely used to describe people of East Asian descent. Revealing how film and photography were used to define yellowness as a racial abjection destined to disappear, André Ke...


