The first true history of Asian-American women's literary history and their struggle for acceptance is the focal point of this rare work. It is the first critical representation of Japanese women writers and the autobiographies they wrote since the turn of the twentieth century.
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Dr. Jid Lee teaches English at the University of Tennessee at Murfreesboro, and is dedicated to revealing the history of Japanese women most overlook.
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Brilliant and Passionate,
This review is from: From the Promised Land to Home: Trajectories of Selfhood in Asian-American Women's Autobiography (Woman in History, 83) (Paperback)
This in-depth discussion of Asian women's autobiographies fills a huge void in our understanding of this neglected subject. Written with great passion and insight. It is certainly to be hoped that this author will publish more volumes continuing this important project. An absolutely first-rate and essential study!
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