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Border Narrative and Spatial Discourse

 
Information of Publication: Border Narrative and Spatial Discourse

Editors: Tee, Kim Tong and Hsiung, Ting-hui

First publish April 2016

by Unit of Diaspora / Modernity Research and by Center for the Humanities, NSYSU

Table of Contents:

Preface: Tee, Kim Tong / “Now and Here: From the Discussion of Diaspora to Spatial Poetics”

01 Chapter One: Boundary and Border

Hung, Min-hsiou / “The Moving Boundary: Laurence and the Writing of Unhomely Sense”

Liu, Fang-reng / “Memory and Representation in Wayson Choy's Paper Shadows: A Chinatown Childhood

Hsiung, Ting Hui / “Sino (phone) Cinema?: Thinking Sino-Phone through Eric Khoo's Be With Me

02 Chapter Two: Identity and Space

Liao, Pei-chen / “Identity Politics of South Asian Enclaves-The (In)Adequacy of (In)Authenticity and Multiculturalism in Gautam Malkani's Londonstani

Chang, Shu-li / “Superhero Comics and Everyday Heroics-Michael Chabon’s The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay

Chen, Fu-jen / “Foster Personal Narrative: Mother’s Voice”

03 Chapter Three: Place and Sense of Place

Li, Chi-fang Sophia / “Londoner See the World 1598-1604: The Mold of ‘Place’ in Englishmen for My Money

Tee, Kim Tong / “(Ex)change: Cultural Identity and Sense of Place in the Poetry of Chin Woon Ping”

Ko, Chia Cian / “The South, Diaspora and Sense of Place: Yang Yunshi and Han Poetry by Imperial Chinese Consuls”

Hsiung, Ting Hui / Afterword by Editors

 

 
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