Using a fresh approach that combines literary and historical scholarship, Xiao-huang Yin traces the origins and development of the extensive and largely neglected body of literature written in English and in Chinese from the 1850s to the present. These include journalistic and autobiographical texts from nineteenth-century Chinese authors; writings on the walls of Angel Island; writings of late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century "cultivated Chinese," students and scholars who came to America to advance their educations; and the work of more recent authors who have entered the canon, including Sui Sin Far, Jade Snow Wong, Frank Chin, Maxine Hong Kingston, and Amy Tan.
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尹教授的書。通俗易懂，見解獨到，論證到位、翔實，結構、語言緊湊。Chinse American literature很好的入門書。
评分尹教授的書。通俗易懂，見解獨到，論證到位、翔實，結構、語言緊湊。Chinse American literature很好的入門書。
评分尹教授的書。通俗易懂，見解獨到，論證到位、翔實，結構、語言緊湊。Chinse American literature很好的入門書。
评分a comprehensive overview of Chinese American literary; easy to read
评分尹教授的書。通俗易懂，見解獨到，論證到位、翔實，結構、語言緊湊。Chinse American literature很好的入門書。
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