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Asian Studies |
Author: Edited by Poshek FuPub Date: August 2008 The transnational history and cultural politics of the Shaw Brothers' movie empire learn more... |
Author: Minnie VautrinPub Date: May 2008 A daily account of enormous courage and unthinkable horror during the Nanjing Massacre learn more... |
Author: Helen Praeger YoungPub Date: Cloth: 2001; Paper: 2007 Women in the Red Army restored to the history of the Long March learn more... |
Author: Shehong ChenPub Date: May 2006 learn more... |
Author: Richard K. WolfPub Date: March 2006 The unique worldview and music of a remote community learn more... |
Author: Xiao-huang YinPub Date: 2006 The first comprehensive study of Chinese American literature in English and Chinese from the 19th-Century to the present and combines the work of ethnicity specialists with the findings of literary critics offering a fresh understanding of the interrlations between Chine American history and literature. learn more... |
Author: Najia Aarim-HeriotPub Date: Cloth: 2003; Paper: 2006 Comparisons of the treatment of the Chinese and African-Americans in the U.S. in the 19th century learn more... |
Author: Shanti KumarPub Date: January 2006 Charting the transformations of Indian popular culture through a politico-cultural analysis of its electronic media learn more... |
Author: Xiaolan BaoPub Date: 2006 Bao looks at the dramatic 1982 strike of 20,000 Chinese-American garment workers (most of them women) and explores the profound transformation of family culture that enabled this uncharacteristic militancy and organized protest. learn more... |
Author: Diana BirchallPub Date: 2006 The fascinating biography of an almost fictional best-selling novelist, journalist, and scriptwriter, who succeeded in overcoming the barriers of race and gender. learn more... |
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