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This paper aims to understand how Asian Australian identities are developed and navigated within the intersectional landscape of contemporary Australia.

June 10, 2026Journal for Multicultural EducationOpen Access

Intersectional (re)developments and (new?) navigations: a post-orientalist autoethnographic exploration of “Asian” Australian identities, histories and representations

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This paper aims to understand how Asian Australian identities are developed and navigated within the intersectional landscape of contemporary Australia.
Employing a critical autoethnographic approach to analyze personal narratives.
Drawing on Dabashi's post-Orientalist framework and the author's tool, Gold Noise, to assess identity formation.
Exploring the intersection of race, gender, migration, and national identity.
Identities are constructed through tension, negotiation, and resistance in a white-centric social context.
Identity is dynamic, influenced by intersecting forces of racialisation, patriarchy, and migration.
The study emphasizes the need for race-conscious approaches in school curriculum and pedagogy.

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Critical autoethnographic exploration reveals how Asian Australian identities are shaped by race and gender in society, suggesting implications for education.

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Aaron Teo (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a29012e6f82f25be989d846 https://doi.org/10.1108/jme-09-2025-0248

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Critical autoethnographic exploration reveals how Asian Australian identities are shaped by race and gender in society, suggesting implications for education.

Intersectional (re)developments and (new?) navigations: a post-orientalist autoethnographic exploration of “Asian” Australian identities, histories and representations

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Intersectional (re)developments and (new?) navigations: a post-orientalist autoethnographic exploration of “Asian” Australian identities, histories and representations

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