"Writing Diaspora" questions aspects of cultural politics, including the legacies of European imperialism and colonialism, the media, pedagogy, literature, literacy, sexuality, intellectual labour, the uses and abuses of theory, and popularized notions about 'others'. Essentialist notions of culture and history; conservative notions of territorial and linguistic propriety, and the 'otherness' ensuing from them; unattested claims of oppression and victimization; sexist and racist reaffirmations of sexual and racial diversities that are made in the name of moralist rectitude - all these forces create new 'solidarities' whose ideological premises remain unquestioned. "Writing Diaspora" sets up an oppositional discursive space in the midst of these new solidarities. Chow juxtaposes a range of cultural contradictions in order to rethink the currently dominant conceptualizations of the solidarities themselves.
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One of the most engaging, intelligent critical cultural theory I've read. dealt with China, women, feminism and diaspora from sharp, critical perspectives. wonderful reading experience.
评分寫得很新穎,提供瞭很多新角度
评分selective reading
评分2015-03-27想讀--> 第一篇特彆驚艷,後麵可能是我心散瞭,於是沒有這種感覺。也是因為不是很信任用後現代理論+精神分析的approach吧..
评分漸漸能看懂這種書瞭.....
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