Memory and cultural politics: new approaches to American ethnic literatures

Ethnographic politics: the uses of memory in ethnic fiction / William Boelhower

The Plural self: the politicization of memory and form in three American ethnic autobiographies / Jennifer Browdy de Hernandez

Telling history: inventing identity in Jewish American fiction / Victoria Aarons

Nostalgia and ambiguity in Martha Lamont's "Crow and her seagull slaves" / Toby C.S. Langen

Oppression and repression: personal and collective memory in Paule Marshall's Praisesong for the widow and Leslie Marmon Silko's Ceremony / G. Thomas Couser

Tilling the soil to find ourselves: labor, memory, and identity in Ernest J. Gaines's Of love and dust / Herman Beavers

Memory and the matrix of history: the poetics of loss and recovery in Joy Kogawa's Obasan and Toni Morrison's Beloved / Gurleen Grewal

The Role of memory in August Wilson's four-hundred-year autobiography / Sandra G. Shannon

Beyond mimicry: the poetics of memory and authenticity in Derek Walcott's Another life / Sandra Pouchet Paquet

The Politics of memory: remembering history in Alice Walker and Joy Kogawa / David Palumbo-Liu

Producing history and telling stories: Maxine Hong Kingston's China men and Zeese Papnikolas's Buried unsung / Yiorgos Kalogeras

Yearning for the past: the dynamics of memory in Sansei internment poetry / Stan Yogi

Arab American literature and the politics of memory / Lisa Suhair Majaj

Feathering the serpent: Chicano mythic "memory" / Rafael Pérez-Torres

Chicanismo as memory: the fictions of Rudolfo Anaya, Nash Candelaria, Sandra Disneros, and Ron Arias / A. Robert Lee.