Humanities Matters

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Reading Transpacific American Literature: Empire, Space, and Representation

1-13

Transpacific American Literature: Curriculum, Cartography, Crossover

14-29

From C.Y. Lee to Shawn Wong: The Transnational Family and its Implicit Rules

30-45

"Hiroshima Sublime": Trauma, Japan, and the US Asia/Pacific Imaginary

46-61

Nguyen’s The Sympathizer and Coetzee’s Early Fiction: Representation, Grievability, Framing

62-77

Rereading Empire, Rethinking History: Rehabilitation of the Vietcong in Lan Cao’s Monkey Bridge

78-94

When Asian Americans Return to Asia: Return Narratives, Transpacific Imagination, and the Post/Cold War

95-112

Feminist Collaborations: In Conversation with Lan Duong

113-125

Onomatopoeia: Hawaiian Coquí

126-127

Thinking, Feeling, Reading: On Methodologies in Scholarship on Malaysian Literature in English

128-150

Silent Conversations in Rudyard Kipling’s Kim and Ruskin Bond’s Rusty novels

151-170

K.S. Maniam’s Bestiary: Reading Animality and Identity in Selected Stories 

171-188

"Living and writing in an international space": An Interview with Muhammad Haji Salleh

189-198

Of Concepts, Coconuts, and the Blood of Christ

199-208

YZ Chin,  Though I Get Home

209-211

Marlon Hacla, Melismas

212-217

Mohammad A. Quayum (Ed), Tagore, Nationalism and Cosmopolitanism: Perceptions, Contestations and Contemporary Relevance

218-220

Lilian Tong (Ed),  Once Upon a Kamcheng

221-223

Suon Sorin, A New Sun Rises Over the Old Land

224-226

Cynthia Miller, Honorifics

227-229

Anitha Pillai, A Tapestry of Colours: Stories from Asia (Vols. 1&2)

230-235

Notes on Contributors