Identity, Home and Writing Elsewhere in Contemporary Chinese Diaspora Poetry
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Identity, Home and Writing Elsewhere in Contemporary Chinese Diaspora Poetry
Wong, Dr Jennifer
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
10/2024
248
Mole
Inglês
9781350250376
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Preface by Shirley Lim
Introduction: Understanding concepts of home, identity and diaspora
Chapter 1 - Bei Dao: A Sinophone diasporic poet and the poetic language of exile
Chapter 2 - Li-Young Lee: Exile, nostalgia and Oriental spirituality
Chapter 3 - Marilyn Chin's feminist poetics of protest
Chapter 4 - Hannah Lowe: Hybridity, multicultural heritage and class
Chapter 5 - Sarah Howe: Pilgrimage, Chinoiserie and translated identities
Chapter 6 - Race, sexuality and family in the poetry of Mary Jean Chan
Chapter 7 - Anglophone Chinese diaspora poetry in the UK: A new generation
Chapter 8 - Anglophone poetry in Hong Kong: Cosmopolitanism and a split
notion of home
Epilogue
Appendix 1 - Author Interviews
Appendix 2 - Biographies of Poets Discussed
Bibliography
Index
Introduction: Understanding concepts of home, identity and diaspora
Chapter 1 - Bei Dao: A Sinophone diasporic poet and the poetic language of exile
Chapter 2 - Li-Young Lee: Exile, nostalgia and Oriental spirituality
Chapter 3 - Marilyn Chin's feminist poetics of protest
Chapter 4 - Hannah Lowe: Hybridity, multicultural heritage and class
Chapter 5 - Sarah Howe: Pilgrimage, Chinoiserie and translated identities
Chapter 6 - Race, sexuality and family in the poetry of Mary Jean Chan
Chapter 7 - Anglophone Chinese diaspora poetry in the UK: A new generation
Chapter 8 - Anglophone poetry in Hong Kong: Cosmopolitanism and a split
notion of home
Epilogue
Appendix 1 - Author Interviews
Appendix 2 - Biographies of Poets Discussed
Bibliography
Index
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Anglophone, Asian diaspora poetry; Hong Kong, Singapore; USA; Chinese poets; Asian American poets; postcolonial writing; migrant writing; poetry writing craft; homeland; family; cultural diversity
Preface by Shirley Lim
Introduction: Understanding concepts of home, identity and diaspora
Chapter 1 - Bei Dao: A Sinophone diasporic poet and the poetic language of exile
Chapter 2 - Li-Young Lee: Exile, nostalgia and Oriental spirituality
Chapter 3 - Marilyn Chin's feminist poetics of protest
Chapter 4 - Hannah Lowe: Hybridity, multicultural heritage and class
Chapter 5 - Sarah Howe: Pilgrimage, Chinoiserie and translated identities
Chapter 6 - Race, sexuality and family in the poetry of Mary Jean Chan
Chapter 7 - Anglophone Chinese diaspora poetry in the UK: A new generation
Chapter 8 - Anglophone poetry in Hong Kong: Cosmopolitanism and a split
notion of home
Epilogue
Appendix 1 - Author Interviews
Appendix 2 - Biographies of Poets Discussed
Bibliography
Index
Introduction: Understanding concepts of home, identity and diaspora
Chapter 1 - Bei Dao: A Sinophone diasporic poet and the poetic language of exile
Chapter 2 - Li-Young Lee: Exile, nostalgia and Oriental spirituality
Chapter 3 - Marilyn Chin's feminist poetics of protest
Chapter 4 - Hannah Lowe: Hybridity, multicultural heritage and class
Chapter 5 - Sarah Howe: Pilgrimage, Chinoiserie and translated identities
Chapter 6 - Race, sexuality and family in the poetry of Mary Jean Chan
Chapter 7 - Anglophone Chinese diaspora poetry in the UK: A new generation
Chapter 8 - Anglophone poetry in Hong Kong: Cosmopolitanism and a split
notion of home
Epilogue
Appendix 1 - Author Interviews
Appendix 2 - Biographies of Poets Discussed
Bibliography
Index
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