Chinese American literature since the 1850s / Xiao-huang Yin ; foreword by Roger Daniels.
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| Language: | English |
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Urbana :
University of Illinois Press,
2000.
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| Series: | Asian American experience.
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Table of Contents:
- Plea and protest: voices of early Chinese immigrants
- Writings of the "cultivated Chinese": improving the image to win
- Sympathy and acceptance
- The voice of a Eurasian: Sui Sin Far and her writings
- Seeking a place in American life: autobiographical writings of second-generation Chinese
- What's in a name: Chinese-language literature in America
- Immigration blues: themes and subject matter in Chinese-language
- Literature since the 1960s
- Multiple voices and the "war of words": Chinese American literature
- In the contemporary era
- Epilogue
- English-Chinese glossary
- English-Chinese bibliography
- Selected bibliography
- Index.