The intimacies of cultural studies and area studies: The case of Southeast Asia

Heryanto, Ariel

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The intimacies of cultural studies and area studies: The case of Southeast Asia

Date

2013

Authors

Heryanto, Ariel

Publisher

Sage Publications Inc

Abstract

References to area studies occasionally appear in cultural studies discourses, and vice versa, but most of them consist of terse comments made in passing. This article attempts a more substantive enquiry into a possible convergence of cultural and area st