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Art and Archaeology of Vietnam: Asian Crossroad of Cultures by Dc: Smithsonian Institution, 1961 Washington, 1961-01-01
The Peoples and Cultures of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam by Center for Applied Linguistics, 1981-06
Peoples and Cultures of Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam by Language & Orientation Resource Ctr., 1982-01
Peoples and Cultures of Cambodia Laos, and Vietnam
Culture in Vietnam by MelanieGuile, 2005-01-01
Vietnam Anthology: American War Literature by Nancy Anisfield, 1987-06-15
Introduction to Vietnamese poetry (Vietnam culture series) by ChaÌnh Trung LyÌ, 1961
Platoon: An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Bob Sullivan, 2000
The Vietnam Era: Media and Popular Culture in the Us and Vietnam
Executive Report on Strategies in Vietnam, 2000 edition (Strategic Planning Series) by Vietnam Research Group, The Vietnam Research Group, 2000-11-02
The Vietnamese language (Vietnam culture series) by ÄiÌnh HoaÌ NguyeÌÌn, 1961
The Vietnamese language (Vietnam culture series) by Dinh Hoa Nguyen, 1961
Grape culture in Vietnam by Sang S Lee, 1972
Warring Fictions: American Literary Culture and the Vietnam War Narrative by Jim Neilson, 1998-12

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Yale University | Vietnamese Students' Association
To further share Vietnamese culture, ViSA takes part in annual cultural fests where the organization educates the community in fun ways about Vietnamese
http://www.yale.edu/visa/events.html

Extractions: Events Every year the Vietnamese Students' Association hosts a number of events, varying in degree of culture, art, or politics, as largely decided by our board and our members. Many of these events have become annual staples on campus, while others drift in and out of popularity. Needless to say, though, ViSA covers a vast breadth of activities, the scope of which is by no means comprehensive by this list. The descriptions below, listed in typical chronological order, elaborate some of our more regular events, each having variations within themselves. Annual East Rock Picnic Every fall ViSA kicks of the year with a low-key gathering among current and future members. Members take a trip up to East Rock, site of some of the most breath-taking views of New Haven. There, the entire organization becomes acquainted with each other, catches up from the previous summer, and welcomes the incoming freshman class to Yale, all against the backdrop of football, frisbee, and food.
Yale SEAS Courses
Discussion of aspects of Vietnamese society and culture. Prior knowledge of Vietnamese required. A brief introduction to Vietnamese culture and values.
http://www.yale.edu/seas/Courses.htm

Extractions: Themes in gender research in Southeast Asia; the Western category "gender" as applied in the Southeast Asian context. Topics include cultural notions of male and female; institutions such as family, religion, the state, and non-governmental organizations as they apply gender to societies; a cross-cultural perspective on alternate gender identities; and why and how gender both constructs and is constructed by individuals and social institutions.
Study Abroad Search Results- Viet Nam: Culture And Development
The School for International Training s Study Abroad programs offer fieldbased study in over 57 countries. Students earn 16 semester credits on a 15-
http://www.studyabroaddirectory.com/listingsp3.cfm/listing/4995

Extractions: Highlights: Three weeks in Ho Chi Minh City. Educational excursions to Hue, Nha Trang, and Hanoi and northern villages. Subject Areas : Cost in US$: Cost Includes: Fees include international airfare, health and accident insurance, tuition, full room and board, excursions, and other direct program expenses. Participants pay for domestic travel to the point of departure from the USA. Experience Required: no back new search send this page to a friend
Department Of State Washington File Festival Commemorates Decade
(Cultural exhibition joint effort of several US, Vietnamese She was elated to see public displays of Vietnamese culture in the United States.
http://www.usembassy-china.org.cn/shanghai/pas/hyper/2005/0711/epf113.htm
Evolution Of Vietnamese Culture
The period of modern Vietnamese culture has gradually taken shape since the Vietnamese culture, with the increasingly intensive integration into the
http://hotelvietnamonline.com/culture/culture_evolution.htm

Extractions: Vietnam Hotel Reservation Home Destination Transfers Tours ... Weather Vietnam's leading online hotel reservation Booking Condition VIETNAM HOTELS HANOI SAPA HALONG HAIPHONG ... VIETNAM TOURS Culture Evolution V ietnam boasts an age-long and special culture that is closely attached to the history of the formation and development of the nation. Historians have shared a common view that Vietnam has got a fairly large cultural community that was formed around the first half of the first millenium before Christ and flourished in the middle of this millenium. That was Dong Son cultural community. This culture attained a degree of development higher than that of others at that time in the region and had its own characteristics but still bore the features of Southeast Asian culture because of the common South Asian racial root (Southern Mongoloid) and the water rice culture. Different development routes of local cultures in various areas (in the deltas of Red river
Resources On Viet Nam: Working In Viet Nam; Resources On Vietnamese Literary Cul
There are aspects of culture in Viet Nam that you don t want to learn, The Englishlanguage literary and academic journal of Vietnamese culture and
http://lists.village.virginia.edu/sixties/HTML_docs/Texts/Scholarly/Duffy_VN_Res

Extractions: March 1994 Texts made available by the Sixties Project . The Sixties Project, sponsored by Viet Nam Generation Inc. and the Institute of Advanced Technology in the Humanities at the University of Virginia at Charlottesville, is dedicated to using electronic resources to provide routes of collaboration and make available primary and secondary sources for researchers, students, teachers, writers and librarians interested in the 1960s. Resources on Viet Nam: Trained professionals and experienced executives have a very hard time finding work in Viet Nam from the U.S. The ultimate conclusion of every person I know who has tried has been to go to Viet Nam at his or her own expense and look for a position from there. Think of the expense as an investment, probably a pretty good one. If you're bright and energetic and you can deal with the cultural problems involved, Viet Nam and the international community needs you: you'll find something to do. You might think about acquiring some valuable skill before you go, though. Formal training in language instruction is easily acquired in evening classes here, and is a valued skill overseas. If you decide to go prospect for work, one of the best ways to go to Viet Nam and meet people who can help you is to go as a student, sponsored by a U.S. group or a Vietnamese agency who understands your objectives.
VN Cultural Profile
International readers can now learn more about Vietnamese culture as the The Ministry of culture and Information of Viet Nam and Visiting Arts have
http://www.rockmekong.org/events/html_file/VNWeb.htm

Extractions: International readers can now learn more about Vietnamese culture as the Ministry of Culture andInformation recently launched an English Web site on the topic. The Vietnam Culture Profile Web site at http://vietnam.culturalprofiles.org.uk is aimed at providing international readers information on the diverse culture of the Southeast Asian country. The Web site is an updated and substantially expanded online version of the Vietnam Arts Directory, which was published in print by the UK cultural organization Visiting Arts in 2002. Sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation, the Web site was built through the cooperation of the Vietnam Ministry of Culture and Information and the British Council. The ministry is now building a Vietnamese version of the Web site to help domestic Web readers and researchers. Nhu.
Vietnamese Linguistic And Cultural Information
An article about the beauty of Vietnamese and Vietnamese culture demonstrated This site has a variety of cultural information on Vietnamese culture.
http://si.unm.edu/linguistics/viet/viet

Extractions: Southern Vietnames (Cochinchinese) I: Genetic Relationship: Located on the east coast of the Indo-Chinese Peninsula in Southeast Asia, Vietnam was ruled by China for ten centuries from 111BCE to 939CE, when many Chinese loan words entered Vietnamese. Because Chinese characters served as the medium of written communication people mistakenly think that Vietnamese is derived from Chinese or is a dialect of Chinese. Actually, Vietnam was a pocket of Chinese influence, as was Japan and Korea. Genetically unrelated to Chinese, Vietnamese belongs to the Mon-Khmer stock which comprises Mon (Burma) and Khmer (Cambodia). About 75 million people speak Vietnamese. www.arts.monash.edu.au/viet/course.htm www.viettouch.com/vietnam.html II. History Vietnam was under Chinese rule for ten centuries. This caused the language to have many influences from Chinese. Most linguists do not feel that it was derived from Chinese, and feel that it has had its own "linguistic identity" for at least four thousand years. The first written form can be dated to the 11
IVCE
The Institute for Vietnamese culture Education (IVCE) is a New York 501(c)(3) To promote Vietnamese culture through Vietnamese language magazine,
http://www.ivce.org/aboutivce.html

Extractions: Tran Thang. President Tran Thuan. Vice- President Tran Thuan arrived in the U.S. in 1983 and settled in Long Island, New York. He received a B.A and an M.A. in English from Queens College, and an M.A. in Linguistics from The City University of New York at the Graduate Center. He is working toward his Ph.D. in Linguistics at the City University of New York at the Graduate Center, specializing in Second Language Acquisition. From 1998 to 2002, he taught English Composition and English as a Second Language at Hofstra Universty, Queensborough Community College, and LaGuardia Community College in New York. Thuan Tran is currently in Hanoi teaching English Composition, Literature, and TOEFL preparation at Troy State University (Alabama, Hanoi Campus), and at the same time conducting his pre-dissertation research in Second Language Acquisition.
Welcome To Our Vietnamese Immigration Web Page
Chapter six explains the strong family ties that bind Vietnamese culture and the problems that have faced the Vietnamese as they try to build an American
http://mcel.pacificu.edu/as/students/vietam/aja.html

Extractions: Vietnamese Immigration Web Page Our purpose in creating this page is to familiarize readers with some basic knowledge of the Vietnamese immigrants' experience and provide additional resources for further study. Our specific intent is to give elementary and high school teachers access to information that will help them better understand the Vietnamese student and Vietnamese culture. This understanding will come through learning about Vietnamese heritage, life in the U.S. in contrast to Vietnam, and their family values and experiences. Although our focus will be on immigration and the life of the immigrant, we have included links to additional Vietnamese web sites, such as Buddhism and other religions, that are important when exploring the lives of Vietnamese people. This WWW Page was brought to you by Ambyr, Amy, and Jenn. Three students at Pacific University , Forest Grove, Oregon, U.S.A.
Inner Sanctum
The students were interested in Vietnamese culture and people including their psychology and They also asked me about cultural censorship in Viet Nam.
http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/2004-11/27/Columns/Inner Sanctum.htm

Extractions: Monday, November 29, 2004 Travel Info Bytes Lifestyle Sports ... November 27 in History Inner Sanctum Vietnamese cinema hits the road After a month-long trip to the United States to show off his films, Vietnamese filmmaker Dang Nhat Minh is looking through a global lense. Thuy Binh reports. Reputed film director Dang Nhat Minh was surprised when the Viet Nam News asked him for an interview immediately after he returned from a lecture tour in the United States. Under the sponsorship of the East Meets West Foundation, 11 American universities invited Minh to present three of his films to academic audiences. The trip was very successful. At St Marys College, students had a very exciting discussion of Minhs film. In fact, the president of Hamilton College wants to invite Minh to return to speak to students again. Born in Hue in 1938, Minh began making documentaries at the age of 28 and turned to feature films in 1975. His film Bao Gio Cho Den Thang Muoi (When the Tenth Month Comes) (1984), is considered a Vietnamese classic, and the filmmaker has won many prizes at domestic and international film festivals.

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