1st Edition
The Persistence of Racialization Literature, Gender, and Ethnicity
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Persistence of Racialization
1 Decolonizing Ethnic Literary Criticism: The Implications of Race
2 Ana María Shua’s and Reina Roffé’s Short Stories: Gender and Power in an Unevenly Globalized World
3 Cartographies of Shifting Strategies: The Writing of Seyran Ateş and Yadé Kara
4 Sigrid Nunez’ Salvation City and Gish Jen’ World and Town: The Reparative Power of Endings That Are Not Over
5 Conclusion
Index
Biography
Luz Angélica Kirschner is Associate Professor in the School of American and Global Studies at South Dakota State University. She is the editor and author of the volumes Expanding Latinidad: An Inter-American Perspective (2012) and coeditor and author of Human Rights in the Americas (2021). Some of her publications have appeared in the The Cambridge History of Latina/o Literature (2018), The Routledge Handbook to the History and Society of the Americas (2019), and The Routledge Handbook to Culture and Media of the Americas (2020).
