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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... issues , and various other techniques . In this essay , I argue against those who claim that Yau's early poetry showed no evidence of his ethnicity and subject position and that it was only in the last decade that his Asian American ...
... issues , and various other techniques . In this essay , I argue against those who claim that Yau's early poetry showed no evidence of his ethnicity and subject position and that it was only in the last decade that his Asian American ...
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... issues of autobiography and racial identity— “ I've thought of myself as a poet who wanted to write about things ' autobiographical ' but am always trying to figure out how to do it " ( Wang , “ A Noir of the Self " 61 ) —but chose to ...
... issues of autobiography and racial identity— “ I've thought of myself as a poet who wanted to write about things ' autobiographical ' but am always trying to figure out how to do it " ( Wang , “ A Noir of the Self " 61 ) —but chose to ...
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... issue . Later that night after their phone conversation , Kwong says with much relief at the end of the monodrama that he ... issues of note arise in two other critically noteworthy monodramas by Kwong . Monkhood in 3 Easy Lessons ( 1993 ) ...
... issue . Later that night after their phone conversation , Kwong says with much relief at the end of the monodrama that he ... issues of note arise in two other critically noteworthy monodramas by Kwong . Monkhood in 3 Easy Lessons ( 1993 ) ...
Contents
Asian American Literature in the International Context | 9 |
Celebrating Ourselves in the Other | 37 |
Trauma Narrative and | 81 |
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