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CULTURES - LAOTIAN
General
Information Websites
Let's Learn Lao
http://www.lao.i8.com/
This website maintained by Bounhong Khommarath is a
Lao learning Online program through the Internet
Southeast Asian
Refugee Experience:
http://www.lib.uci.edu/libraries/collections/sea/seaexhibit/
This site offers a visual experience through pictures of refugees,
excerpts from letters, and information regarding the Southeast Asian
immigration into the United States (including Hmong and Vietnamese
immigration as well).
Lao U.S. Embassy:
http://www.laoembassy.com
This site offers general
information about Lao regarding culture, geography, religion, and
news.
Websites
for Teachers
Lao Language and
Culture Learning Resources:
http://www.seasite.niu.edu/lao/LaoLanguage/Lao_language_fp.htm
The web page of Northern
Illinois Universities Center for Southeast Asian Studies. This site
offers on-line language learning resources with language lessons,
literature, folklore, references, and products.
Lao Vision Magazine:
http://www.laovision.net/
An online national magazine that discusses important issues affecting
Lao refugees.
Children's
Books
Coburn, Jewell. Encircled
Kingdom: Legends and Folktales of Laos.
Lao Folktales, Retold
by Steve Epstein, Xieng Mieng: The Cleverest Man in the Kingdom.
Luangpraseut, Khamchong. Laos and the Laotians.
Additional
Books
Bounkeo, S., Inthavong,
O., Luangpraseut, K. Soukbandith, B., Phommasouvanh, B. & Compton,
C. First Phase Development. (1980). Second Phase Development Lewis,
J. & Luangprasuet, K. (1989). Handbook for Teaching Lao-Speaking
Students. Avaliable online at http://www.seacrc.org/
Dakin, B. (2003). Another Quiet American: Stories of Life in
Laos.
Evans, G. (1998). The Politics of Ritual and Remembrance: Laos
Since 1975. Hawaii: University of Hawaii Press.
Huo, T.C. Land
of Smiles. (2000). New York : Plume
Proudfoot, Robert.
Even the Birds Don't Sound the Same Here: The Laotian Refugees
Search for Heart in American Culture.
Scott, J.C. (1989). Indochina's Refugees: Oral Histories from
Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam. McFarland & Company.
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