The powerful tale of a japanese-Canadian girl, who survives the hardships of a WW II internment camp with the support of her strong aunt, Obasan.
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Compared with the bustling and rustling praise and re-/over-interpreation over the past 20 years, Obasan has been tranformed from postcolonial paragon to a self-marginalising strategist. The very imbalance between its original authorial intention and contem...
评分Compared with the bustling and rustling praise and re-/over-interpreation over the past 20 years, Obasan has been tranformed from postcolonial paragon to a self-marginalising strategist. The very imbalance between its original authorial intention and contem...
评分Compared with the bustling and rustling praise and re-/over-interpreation over the past 20 years, Obasan has been tranformed from postcolonial paragon to a self-marginalising strategist. The very imbalance between its original authorial intention and contem...
评分Compared with the bustling and rustling praise and re-/over-interpreation over the past 20 years, Obasan has been tranformed from postcolonial paragon to a self-marginalising strategist. The very imbalance between its original authorial intention and contem...
评分Compared with the bustling and rustling praise and re-/over-interpreation over the past 20 years, Obasan has been tranformed from postcolonial paragon to a self-marginalising strategist. The very imbalance between its original authorial intention and contem...
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好书。
评分两天读完 为了Asian American这门课
评分两天读完 为了Asian American这门课
评分Canadian Japanese History
评分impressive silence and voice.
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