Teaching Chang-rae Lee's Aloft: Exploring the Limits of Race and Ethnicity

Teaching Chang-rae Lee's Aloft: Exploring the Limits of Race and Ethnicity

Chang-rae Lee has been a significant American novelist since the launch of his first book in 1995; Native Speaker earned awards, popular success, and critical attention, and his follow-up, A Gesture Life (1999), has also received quieter but steady interest. Here, Cleland explores the limits of race...

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Veröffentlicht in:Asian American literature : discourse and pedagogies 2012-01, Vol.3, p.88-98
1. Verfasser: Cleland, Jaime
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
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African Americans
Asian American studies
Asian Americans
Classrooms
Contemporary literature
Course Descriptions
Ethnicity
Family (Sociological Unit)
Internship Programs
Lee, Chang-rae
Native Speakers
Novels
Pregnancy
Race
United States Literature
Writers
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Zusammenfassung:Chang-rae Lee has been a significant American novelist since the launch of his first book in 1995; Native Speaker earned awards, popular success, and critical attention, and his follow-up, A Gesture Life (1999), has also received quieter but steady interest. Here, Cleland explores the limits of race and ethnicity in Lee's third novel Aloft.
ISSN:2154-2171