Cross-Addressing : resistance literature and cultural borders

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Cross-Addressing : resistance literature and cultural borders

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Hawley, John C. (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	Ithaca : SUNY Press, 1996
Subjects:	Literatur Multikulturalität Außenseiter
Contents/pieces:	15 records

1. A concluding essay : narratives for a new belonging - writing in the borderlands

2. The collective self : a narrative paradigm in Sky Lee's "Disappearing Moon Cafe"

3. "Telling our own stories" : reclaiming difference, a Maori resistance to postculturalism

4. Toward a critical solidarity : (inter)change in australian aboriginal writing

5. Aboriginal autography : the dreaming of Sally Morgan

6. Exile and the politics of (self-)representation : the narrative of bounded space and action in Sahar Khalifeh's 'Wild Thorns"

7. "Intersecting marginalities" : the problem of homophobia in South African women's writing

8. Against extinction : the narrative American and Indo-Hispanic literary discourse

9. Tayo's Journey Home : crossblood agency, resistance, and transformation in ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko

10. Feeding the "Hunger of Memory" and an appetite for the future : the ethnic "Storied" self and the American authored self in etnic autobiography

11. Chinese-U.S. border crossings : ethnic, national, and anthropological

12. The satire of race in James Weldon Johnson's 'The Autobiograpy of an Ex-Colored Man'

13. Border crisscrossing : the (long and winding) road to Tamazunchale

14. Breaking the rules : Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill's 'Language Strategies'

15. "This is my own, my native land" : constructions od identity and landscape in Joy Kogawa#s "Obsanan"