Asian American Literary Criticism
Reader pathways and category hints that cluster around this lane.
Next of Kin
To Save and to Destroy
Original Sin
Ornamentalism
Immigrant Acts
Quiet Odyssey
Race and Resistance
Floating Chinaman
Monstrous Intimacies
Ingratitude
Thinking Its Presence
Translingual Practice
A Violent Peace
National Abjection
Articulate Silences
Maxine Hong Kingston's the Woman Warrior
Third Worlds Within
The Social Imperative
Eating Identities
Double Agency
Transpacific Imaginations
Narratives of Greater Mexico
Contemporary Arab-american Literature
Sexual Naturalization
The Unknown Great
Beginning Ethnic American Literatures
The Stranger and the Chinese Moral Imagination
Whiteness on the Border
Imagining the Nation
Inhuman Citizenship
An Ethics of Betrayal
Asian American Fiction After 1965
Tonal Intelligence
Reasoning From Race
Multicultural American Literature
Modern Minority
Maxine Hong Kingston
The Semblance of Identity
The Literature of China in the Twentieth Century
Unnamable
Untouchable Fictions
New Faiths, Old Fears
The World, the Text, and the Indian
Slanting I, Imagining We
Assimilating Asians
Infrastructures of Apocalypse
Minor Transpacific
Visions of Dystopia in China’s New Historical Novels
Unfastened
Understanding Bharati Mukherjee
No Country
The Politics of the Visible in Asian North American Narratives
Inscrutable Belongings
Post-multicultural Writers As Neo-cosmopolitan Mediators
Mobile Homes
Writing the Ghetto
Speaking of the Self
Triangulations
Narrating Nationalisms
Cities of Others