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Asian Literature

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Minor Salvage

The Korean War and Korean American Life Writings

By Stephen Hong Sohn
Subjects: Asian Studies, Korea, Literary Studies, Asian Literature, History, Asian and Southeast Asian History

Explores the forgotten archives and life writings of Korean War refugees

Gendered Power

Educated Women of the Meiji Empress' Court

By Mamiko Suzuki
Subjects: Asian Studies, Japan, Gender Studies, Women's Studies, History, Asian and Southeast Asian History, Literary Studies, Asian Literature
Series: Michigan Monograph Series in Japanese Studies

Examines the contributions of three powerful Meiji women and how their own education and ideas about Japanese women’s potential shaped how females were to participate in modern society

Beyond the Gender Gap in Japan

By Gill Steel
Subjects: Asian Studies, Japan, Gender Studies, Women's Studies, History, Asian and Southeast Asian History, Political Science, Cultural Studies, Literary Studies, Asian Literature
Series: Michigan Monograph Series in Japanese Studies

Gives critical attention to the issue of Japan’s low level of gender equality and the conflicting information from surveys of women reporting a high sense of well-being

The Chinese Postmodern

Trauma and Irony in Chinese Avant-Garde Fiction

By Xiaobin Yang
Subjects: Literary Studies, Asian Literature, Asian Studies, History, Asian and Southeast Asian History

An insightful look into contemporary Chinese avant-garde fiction and the problem of Chinese postmodernity

Dumb Luck

A Novel by Vu Trong Phung

Edited by Peter Zinoman
Translated by Nguyen Nguyet Cam
Subjects: Literary Studies, Asian Literature, Asian Studies, History, Asian and Southeast Asian History, Modern Literature

This once banned book is the first colonial-era Vietnamese novel to be translated into English and published in the West

Small Well Lane

A Contemporary Chinese Play and Oral History

By Li Longyun
Translated by Hong Jiang & Timothy Cheek
Subjects: Literary Studies, Asian Literature, Asian Studies, History, Asian and Southeast Asian History

A compelling story of Mao's revolution through the eyes of a group of working class, back alley Beijing residents

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