Asian American Literature in the International Context: Readings on Fiction, Poetry and PerformanceIn their different and yet complementary perspectives, all of the essays in this collection reiterate the universal lesson of pluralism. They are divided into sections that deal with biraciality and biculturality, interethnic negotiations, poetic creations, narrative experiments, and (re)constructing self. The wide variety of approaches reflects the contributors' training in different cultures and across cultures. The book showcases refreshing new perspectives in reading that combine the views of literary scholars from three different continents. This collection creates a space for discussion and commentary, of heightened appreciation and increased creativity, a forum that turns the discipline of Asian American Studies into a truly intercultural debate. |
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Kingston ' s more recent fictional discourse is a typical example of such a
tendency of writerly control and klartext , a new stylistic strategy which may
indicate a shift in aesthetic sensibility toward a new kind of postpoststructuralist
realism that ...
Kingston ' s more recent fictional discourse is a typical example of such a
tendency of writerly control and klartext , a new stylistic strategy which may
indicate a shift in aesthetic sensibility toward a new kind of postpoststructuralist
realism that ...
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Komenaka , April R . “ Autobiography as a Sociolinguistic Resource : Maxine
Hong Kingston ' s The Woman Warrior . ” International Journal of the Sociology of
Language 69 ( 1988 ) : 105 - 18 . Lee , R . G . , “ The Woman Warrior as an ...
Komenaka , April R . “ Autobiography as a Sociolinguistic Resource : Maxine
Hong Kingston ' s The Woman Warrior . ” International Journal of the Sociology of
Language 69 ( 1988 ) : 105 - 18 . Lee , R . G . , “ The Woman Warrior as an ...
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Readings on Fiction, Poetry and Performance Alicia Otano, Rocío G. Davis, Sämi
Ludwig Samuel Mattias Ludwig. Rabinowitz , Paula . “ Eccentric Memories : A
Conversation with Maxine Hong Kingston . ” Michigan Quarterly Review 26 .
Readings on Fiction, Poetry and Performance Alicia Otano, Rocío G. Davis, Sämi
Ludwig Samuel Mattias Ludwig. Rabinowitz , Paula . “ Eccentric Memories : A
Conversation with Maxine Hong Kingston . ” Michigan Quarterly Review 26 .
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Contents
Asian American Literature in the International Context | 9 |
Race as Process in the Work | 21 |
Celebrating Ourselves in the Other | 37 |
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