...Mark Whalan The Ethnic Avant-Garde: Minority Cultures and World Revolution . By Lee Steven S. . New York : Columbia University Press , 2015 . 285 p. © 2016 by University of Oregon 2016 COMPARATIVE LITERATURE / 456 While Holub’s book is able to give a clear voice...

...Ania Spyra The study of the literature of large metropolitan centers that are divided along linguistic, ethnic, and cultural fault lines by colonizations, redrawn borders, or waves of migration provides one alternative to the national model in the study of comparative literature. Often opposed...

...Keith P. Feldman This introductory essay considers the critical purchase of “relationality” in current scholarly debates in Comparative Ethnic Studies and Comparative Literature. It foregrounds Blackness and/as incommensurability as they are treated in these fields' distinct and overlapping...

.... Christian J. Emden Rice University DOI 10.1215/00104124-3698517 The Ethnic Avant-Garde: Minority Cultures and World Revolution. By Steven S. Lee. New York: Columbia...

... and Transnational Reproduction.” Meridians: Feminism, Race, Transnationalism 5 . 1 ( 2004 ): 226 – 56 . Print . Chiu Monica . Filthy Fictions: Asian American Literature by Women . Walnut Creek : Altamira P , 2004 . Print . Fish Cheryl J. “The Toxic Body Politic: Ethnicity, Gender...

... . Richler, Mordecai. Oh Canada! Oh Québec! Requiem for a Divided Country . Toronto: Penguin, 1992 . Rioux, Marcel. Québec in Question . Trans. James Boake. Toronto: Lorimer, 1978 . Romano, David. “Modern Communications Technology in Ethnic Nationalist Hands: The Case of the Kurds.” Canadian...

...? If these countries harbor col- lective visions, such visions are increasingly shorn of an exclusive, ethnic character. In one rendering, the communal vision and way of life binding liberal countries “is charac- terized by the aspiration to increase and enhance the prerogatives of the individual; by maximal...

...? If these countries harbor col- lective visions, such visions are increasingly shorn of an exclusive, ethnic character. In one rendering, the communal vision and way of life binding liberal countries “is charac- terized by the aspiration to increase and enhance the prerogatives of the individual; by maximal...

...? If these countries harbor col- lective visions, such visions are increasingly shorn of an exclusive, ethnic character. In one rendering, the communal vision and way of life binding liberal countries “is charac- terized by the aspiration to increase and enhance the prerogatives of the individual; by maximal...

...? If these countries harbor col- lective visions, such visions are increasingly shorn of an exclusive, ethnic character. In one rendering, the communal vision and way of life binding liberal countries “is charac- terized by the aspiration to increase and enhance the prerogatives of the individual; by maximal...

..., 2001 . Martí, José. “Our America.” The America of José Martí: Selected Writings . Trans. Juan de Onís. New York: Funk and Wagnalls, 1954 . Muthyala, John. “Reworlding America: The Globalization of American Studies.” Cultural Critique 47 ( 2001 ): 91 -119. Oboler, Suzanne. Ethnic...

... . . . .Their popularity today clearly accords with the rise of multiculturalism and our new attention to ethnic difference; just as the melting pot has lost favor as a model for immigrant experience, so too assimilative transla- tion is increasingly disfavored. ‘Foreignizing’ efforts are the translational corre...

.... Referencing Johannes Fabian’s famous critique of the Western anthropologist who inadvertently dehistoricizes the ethnic other through publication in the West, So argues that, by contrast, the writers and artists of his study accentuated the coeval exchanges between China and the United States through...

... to that question drawn from I Hotel: “not a revival of revolution . . . but new ways of seeing across race, ethnicity, and nationality: new communities based on shared encounters with the vanguards and avant-gardes of the last century” (198). Yet new dialogues forming new communities sounds closer...

..., Isabel. The Portable Bunyan, A Transnational History of The Pilgrim's Progress . Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2004 . Ikelegbe, Austine. “State, Ethnic Militias, and Conflicts in Nigeria.” Canadian Journal of African Studies 39 . 3 ( 2005 ): 490 -516. Johnson, Samuel...

... of Bohéme (the re- gion where many Gypsies lived) and Bohème (the “gypsy way of life and the conflation of Gypsy, Andalusian, and Spanish identities as mutually interchange- able signifiers. This conflation of national, ethnic, and racial identities created a profound cultural remapping...

... of the Kazabaika: Ethnic and Geopolitical Scenarios in Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's Venus in Furs.” Germany and the Imagined East . Ed. Roberts Lee . Newcastle : Cambridge Scholar's Press , 2005 . 32 – 47 . Print . Emberley Julia V. Venus and Furs: The Cultural Politics of Fur . London...

... Cui Hao zhi zhu [The Ethnic Problems in the Politics of the Early Northern Wei and the Execution of Cui Hao].” Wei Jin Nan-Bei Chao shi yanjiu [Studies of the History of Wei, Jin, and the Southern and Northern Dynasties]. Chengdu: Sichuan shehui kexue chubanshe, 1986 . 322 -37. Moyers, Bill...

... home unheimlich or uncanny” (Death 74) in her effort to map the terms of a productive engage- ment between Area/Ethnic Studies and Comparative Literature. And lastly, consider in relation to Death of a Discipline the various positive references to post- colonial studies not only in the Bernheimer...

..., a metaphorical diving board from which they plunge into a multiplicity of experiences, whether pan-geographical, pan-ethnic, or pan-sexual. At the same time, these are also liminal spaces that do not separate 10 Both figures play an important role as protector of the roads. Yemaya is also the mother god...