... in Ethnic American Autobiography, 1965–2002 . By Walker Madeline Ruth . Iowa City : Univ. of Iowa Press , 2011 . 201 pp. Cloth , $35.00 ; e-book , $19.25 . The Ethics of Community: Nancy, Derrida, Morrison, and Menendez . By Luszczynska Ana M. . New York : Continuum , 2011...

... the bildungsroman (including the work of Maxine Hong Kingston and Gloria Naylor), Cisneros’s text can help us do so, if we can learn to read it otherwise. Copyright © 2018 by Duke University Press 2018 Sandra Cisneros Latina/o literature social mobility ethnic community protagonist A problem...

... and interracial thinking about Asia and Asians exists in a complementary and conflicted relationship with a need to articulate local community problems without extra-ethnic distractions. Sae-Saue argues that the marginalization of Asia and Asians in early Chicana/o literature symbolizes the historical tensions...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

...- can literature both enacts and exposes—while Japtok stresses the latter—the fraught, ambivalent efforts of American ethnic communities to balance group solidarity with individual self-interest. In its subtitle, Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses offers us a “rethinking” of American literature...

... within a single character or social group, the aggregate volume representing the situation of the ethnic community as a whole’’ (255). Moreover, Nagel shows how the fragmentation and temporal dislocation of the short-story cycle...

... of Higher Education .” In Critical Ethnic Studies: A Reader , edited by the Critical Ethnic Studies Editorial Collective , 161 – 74 . Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press . Chan Kenyon S. 2000 . “ Rethinking the Asian American Studies Project: Bridging the Divide between Campus and Community...

...; paper, $19.95. This eclectic anthology of poetry, personal narratives, literary criticism, and dialogues between the editors is designed to demonstrate how writing acts ‘‘as a shifting common ground’’ for different racial and ethnic communities. The African American, Asian American, and European...

... of the material in the book covers familiar ground, including the chap- ter on Frank Chin’s novel Donald Duk, where Ho argues that Chin uses food as a language to communicate ethnic pride, construct identity, and encode stories of China and Chinese America. In the discussion of Lois Ann Yama- naka’s novel...

... of the material in the book covers familiar ground, including the chap- ter on Frank Chin’s novel Donald Duk, where Ho argues that Chin uses food as a language to communicate ethnic pride, construct identity, and encode stories of China and Chinese America. In the discussion of Lois Ann Yama- naka’s novel...

... food as a language to communicate ethnic pride, construct identity, and encode stories of China and Chinese America. In the discussion of Lois Ann Yama- naka’s novel Wild Meat and the Bully Burgers, the focus on food slips into broad metaphors of media consumption and spending as consumption...

... of the material in the book covers familiar ground, including the chap- ter on Frank Chin’s novel Donald Duk, where Ho argues that Chin uses food as a language to communicate ethnic pride, construct identity, and encode stories of China and Chinese America. In the discussion of Lois Ann Yama- naka’s novel...

... food as a language to communicate ethnic pride, construct identity, and encode stories of China and Chinese America. In the discussion of Lois Ann Yama- naka’s novel Wild Meat and the Bully Burgers, the focus on food slips into broad metaphors of media consumption and spending as consumption...