Considering Chang and Eng's body in America from the nineteenth century to the presentHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cynthia Wu is Assistant Professor of American Studies at the University at Buffalo.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Locating Material Traces in the Archives 1 Labor and Ownership in the American South 2 The Mystery of Their Union 3 Strange Incursions into Medical Science at the Mütter Museum Part II: Reading Literature and Visual Cultures 4 Late-Nineteenth-Century Visions of Conflict and Consensus 5 Asian Americans Bare/Bear the Hyphen 6 Disciplining and Normalizing the Woman Subject in Contemporary Literature and Film Part III: Observing and Participating 7 Our Esteemed Ancestors Epilogue: Alone or Together? Notes Index
List of Figures Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Locating Material Traces in the Archives 1 Labor and Ownership in the American South 2 The Mystery of Their Union 3 Strange Incursions into Medical Science at the Mütter Museum Part II: Reading Literature and Visual Cultures 4 Late-Nineteenth-Century Visions of Conflict and Consensus 5 Asian Americans Bare/Bear the Hyphen 6 Disciplining and Normalizing the Woman Subject in Contemporary Literature and Film Part III: Observing and Participating 7 Our Esteemed Ancestors Epilogue: Alone or Together? Notes Index
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