Breathing as Politics and Generational Transmission: Respiratory Legacies of War, Empire, and Chinese Patriarchy in Colonial Hong Kong

Keyphrases

• Politics 100%
• Empire 100%
• Patriarchy 100%
• Intergenerational Transmission 100%
• Legacy of War 100%
• Postcolonial Hong Kong 100%
• Colonial Period 50%
• Illness 50%
• Asthma 50%
• Hong Kong 50%
• Anglo 50%
• Assault 50%
• Familial Relationships 50%
• Breathlessness 50%
• Reprisals 50%
• Psychic 50%
• Bomb 50%
• Autoethnography 50%
• Betrayal 50%
• Mnemonics 50%
• Tuberculosis 50%
• COVID-19 Pandemic 50%
• Late Colonial 50%
• Fear of Suffocation 50%
• Opium Smoking 50%
• Fear of Dying 50%
• Three-generation 50%
• Japanese Occupation 50%
• British Rule 50%
• Home-dwelling 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Dwelling 100%
• Empire 100%
• Legacy 100%
• Hong Kong 100%
• Patriarchy 100%
• Experimental 50%
• Familial 50%
• Reprisals 50%
• psychic 50%
• Interplay 50%
• Killing 50%
• Inter-generational transmission 50%
• Betrayal 50%
• Late Colonial Period 50%
• British rule 50%
• Japanese Occupation 50%
• Intimate History 50%