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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One is reminded of Yau ' s recollection of when he first began to encounter a New
York art world : “ I remember I started reading Art in America , Artforum , and Art
News when I was in Boston University . And I remember thinking when I was ...
One is reminded of Yau ' s recollection of when he first began to encounter a New
York art world : “ I remember I started reading Art in America , Artforum , and Art
News when I was in Boston University . And I remember thinking when I was ...
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Readings on Fiction, Poetry and Performance Alicia Otano, Rocío G. Davis, Sämi
Ludwig Samuel Mattias Ludwig. Williams , William Carlos . In the American Grain
. New York : New Directions Publishing Corporation , 1925 . Zhou , Xiaojing .
Readings on Fiction, Poetry and Performance Alicia Otano, Rocío G. Davis, Sämi
Ludwig Samuel Mattias Ludwig. Williams , William Carlos . In the American Grain
. New York : New Directions Publishing Corporation , 1925 . Zhou , Xiaojing .
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New York City now has the largest diaspora community of Indians in the U . S .
with a population of over 100 , 000 ( Pyong 22 ) . Pyong explains that this
centripetal pattern is a result of cultural and linguistic heterogeneity 2 South
Asians move ...
New York City now has the largest diaspora community of Indians in the U . S .
with a population of over 100 , 000 ( Pyong 22 ) . Pyong explains that this
centripetal pattern is a result of cultural and linguistic heterogeneity 2 South
Asians move ...
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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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