... Asian American literature transnational American studies Philippines Robinson Crusoe castaways ...

... Asian American literature transnational American studies Philippines Robinson Crusoe castaways ...

... The Color Curtai n Afro-Asian studies postcolonial studies Congress for Cultural Freedom transnational American studies ...

... racial landscape racial citizenship mestizaje critical geography Frontier Thesis transnational American studies heterotemporality settler colonialism ...

... Freedom transnational American studies ...

...” into the mainland of US-American citizenship with those “unincorporated” territories of empire in the Philippines. Asian American literature transnational American studies Philippines Robinson Crusoe castaways ...

... “unincorporated” territories of empire in the Philippines. Asian American literature transnational American studies Philippines Robinson Crusoe castaways Turning to the legal and social history around the theft and circulation of the popular WWII calypso tune “Rum and Coca-Cola,” this chapter...

... as presumably natural or politically derived, especially as they are visualized along the divide of the Mexico–U.S. border. racial landscape racial citizenship mestizaje critical geography Frontier Thesis transnational American studies heterotemporality settler colonialism ...

... as constituted through specific regimes of affect and temporality. Drawing on South Asian and Asian American scholarship, this chapter situates New Delhi and the San Francisco Bay Area as nodes in the transnational circulation of media, capital, commodities, and populations, and foregrounds the role of public...

... linking subjects “unincorporated” into the mainland of US-American citizenship with those “unincorporated” territories of empire in the Philippines. Asian American literature transnational American studies Philippines Robinson Crusoe castaways Michaëlle Jean was the first governor-general...

... of new Latin American cultural practices, as taken up by this U.S. population, places their oeuvres in a new regional context, navigating mass migrations, transnational communities, cultural alterations, and millennial transitions. This chapter frames broader Latined signification in Díaz’s work...

... Latin American music black cultural studies identity politics ...

... of dominicanidad solidified during the Trujillo regime, this final chapter demonstrates that marginality becomes a transnational experience for Dominican Americans who are the same poor, black, marginal subjects who have been historically oppressed and exiled from the nation-state. In the diaspora, they find ways...

... who don’t. The chapter focuses on improvised solos in taiko , the contemporary tradition of Japanese drumming now firmly established in North America. Asian Americans literally play themselves into visibility and audibility through taiko, but musical mastery, skill, and authority are always gendered...

... and resignifies the meaning of Asian American masculinity in the era of neoliberal globalization. diaspora studies globalization Bobby Cheung trans of color transgender ...

... on language politics, the relation of language to the colonial and national situation in the transnational, translingual histories linking the Caribbean and the Pacific as outposts of the Spanish empire at its end and the American Century at its beginning. Mediterranean resistant comparison...

... experience relative to writers operating in the Caribbean region. Dominican Americans diaspora American studies American literature This chapter analyzes Díaz’s work through his critique of U.S. neocolonialism. His attention to classism, intraethnic racism, and internalized racism illustrates...

... The first chapter establishes historical precursors to the Vatican Missionary Exposotopm by placing the sculptures and life experiences of Ferdinand Pettrich, a white German artist, into productive comparison with those of Edmonia Lewis, an Ojibwa and African American artist. By assessing...

... of the archipelago and the United States of America  per se . geographical imagination archipelago islands worlding processes United States This essay argues that the “archipelagic” turn in American studies is a productive way to more fully engage Guam and the emergent field of Guam studies...