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- Wild Meat and the Bully Burgers is a Japanese American-Hawaiian adult fiction novel by Lois-Ann Yamanaka. Its tonality is distinctive to that of a local Hawaiian culture in that all the main characters speak in Hawaiian Pidgin. Although it is an adult fiction novel, the plot follows a young Japanese girl throughout her years in middle school. The major themes of the novel include comparing a mother-daughter relationship with a father-daughter one, finding one's identity, and the politics of Japanese Hawaiian culture in a white America. Sections of the novel were adapted for the award-winning film, Fishbowl [1](2005), by Hawaii filmmaker Kayo Hatta, that aired nationally on PBS in 2006. (en)
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- 276 (xsd:positiveInteger)
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- PS3575.A434 W55 1996 (en)
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- United States and Canada (en)
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- Japanese Americans-Hawaii-Fiction (en)
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- English-Hawaiian Pidgin (en)
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- Wild Meat and the Bully Burgers (en)
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- Saturday Night at the Pahala Theatre: A book of Poems written in Hawaiian Pidgin (en)
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- Farrar Straus, New York; HarperCollins, Canada (en)
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- Farrar Straus, New York; HarperCollins, Canada
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- Wild Meat and the Bully Burgers is a Japanese American-Hawaiian adult fiction novel by Lois-Ann Yamanaka. Its tonality is distinctive to that of a local Hawaiian culture in that all the main characters speak in Hawaiian Pidgin. Although it is an adult fiction novel, the plot follows a young Japanese girl throughout her years in middle school. The major themes of the novel include comparing a mother-daughter relationship with a father-daughter one, finding one's identity, and the politics of Japanese Hawaiian culture in a white America. (en)
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