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The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Asian American Literature
Guiyou Huang

0-313-34157-5/978-0-313-34157-1

Description
More than 270 alphabetically arranged entries survey the lives and works of Asian American authors and give extensive attention to the historical and social contexts surrounding their writings.

Reviews:
-"Asian American literature took shape in the late-19th century. It has since thrived in every major genre—novels, short fiction, poetry, autobiography, anthology, and drama. This three-volume publication is currently one of only two encyclopedias on Asian American literature in English. It features more than 270 entries on a wide range of topics, including writers, works, themes, genres, important historical events, special topics, concepts, and terms related to Asian American literature from the late 1890s to 2007… Recommended. Lower-level undergraduates through faculty/researchers; general readers." —CHOICE
-"This three-volume encyclopedia aimed at librarians, reviewers, high school and college students, and general readers contains 272 entries on topics in Asian American literature, including writers, special topics, events, and terms. Huang (Biscayne College, and English, St. Thomas U.) assembles entries that cover literature by North American writers ofAsian descent from the late 1890s to 2007, within a variety of contexts.' " —Reference & Research Book News
-"There is overlap with such earlier works as Huang's own Columbia Guide to Asian-American Literature Since 1945 (Columbia Univ., 2006) and Asian-American Short Story Writers: An A-to-Z Guide (Greenwood, 2003), but this is an impressive improvement, covering far more writers, subjects, and works in much greater depth. ...essential for any library serving students in this still-emerging field." —Library Journal
About the Author
Guiyou Huang, Ph.D., is Dean of Biscayne College and Professor of English at St. Thomas University, Miami, Florida. He is author or editor of over ten books published in the United States, China, and Great Britain, including The Columbia Guide to Asian American Literature Since 1945 (2006), Asian American Literary Studies (2005), and Whitmanism, Imagism, and Modernism in China and America (1997). He is also the author of many articles and reviews in English on, among others, Walt Whitman and Ezra Pound, and has published essays on Mao Zedong, William Butler Yeats, Jean Rhys, Sinclair Lewis, and William Faulkner in Chinese. Dr. Huang is a Guest Research Fellow at the Chinese American Literature Research Center at Beijing Foreign Studies University as well as Honorary Professor at Yantai University and Qufu Teachers University, Shandong. Most recently he was a Visiting Scholar at ETS in Princeton, New Jersey.
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