This book length study boldly challenges current models of ethnic-studies criticism and analyses of "ethnic" narrative subjectivity that emphasize the cultural politics of ethnic traditions. While examining African and Asian American women's poetics, this project offers an alternative critical method that focuses on patterns of "transcultural" and transnational heroine construction occurring as canonical nineteenth-century "anglo" narratives of femininity inform and…
Author: Reshmi J. Hebbar · Original publisher: Routledge (New York, 2005)
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