The Vietnamese see temples—thái dương, meaning “sun”—as “temples” of the body: sensitive and sacred.

Time is money, except that it's no longer a cliché at Hà Nội train station.

I went on a pilgrimage to Quảng Trị province, home to the 17th parallel separating North and South Vietnam and one of the most war-ravaged battlefields in the Vietnam War.

There is a reason why Derrida’s post-structuralism theory could not have been named “anti-structuralism.”