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Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literature (The Scott and Laurie Oki Series in Asian American Studies)
Author: Xiaojing Zhou
Year: November 1, 2014
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Language: English



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Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literature In Cities of Others, Xiaojing Zhou offers a groundbreaking examination of how Asian American writers have depicted urban settings in their works, challenging the popular portrayals of Chinatowns and instead exploring a wide range of urban experiences that reflect the diversity of Asian American identities. Drawing on critical theories of space from urban geography, ecocriticism, and postcolonial studies, Zhou reveals how spatial organization shapes identity in the works of celebrated and overlooked authors such as Sui Sin Far, Bienvenido Santos, Meena Alexander, Frank Chin, Chang-rae Lee, and Karen Tei Yamashita. Through their writing, these authors challenge racial segregation and reshape urban spaces, redefining the identity of the American city. Zhou's innovative approach begins by reimagining the nineteenth-century flaneur figure in an Asian American context, highlighting the ways in which these writers navigate and experience the city differently than their white counterparts.
Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literature In Cities of Others Сяоцзин Чжоу предлагает новаторское исследование того, как азиатские американские писатели изображают городские условия в своих произведениях, бросая вызов популярным изображениям китайских кварталов и вместо этого исследуя широкий спектр городского опыта, который отражает разнообразие азиатской американской идентичности. Опираясь на критические теории пространства из городской географии, экокритики и постколониальных исследований, Чжоу показывает, как пространственная организация формирует идентичность в работах известных и забытых авторов, таких как Суй Син Фар, Бьенвенидо Сантос, Мина Александер, Фрэнк Чин, Чан-Рэ Ли и Карен Теи Ямасита. Через свои писательские работы эти авторы бросают вызов расовой сегрегации и перекраивают городские пространства, переопределяя идентичность американского города. Инновационный подход Чжоу начинается с переосмысления фигуры фланера девятнадцатого века в азиатско-американском контексте, подчеркивая способы, которыми эти писатели ориентируются и испытывают город иначе, чем их белые коллеги.
Cities of Others : Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literature In Cities of Others Xiaojing Zhou propose une étude novatrice de la façon dont les écrivains asiatiques américains représentent les conditions urbaines dans leurs œuvres, défiant les images populaires des quartiers chinois et explorant plutôt un large spectre une expérience urbaine qui reflète la diversité de l'identité asiatique américaine. S'appuyant sur les théories critiques de l'espace de la géographie urbaine, de l'écocritique et de la recherche post-coloniale, Zhou montre comment l'organisation spatiale forme l'identité dans les œuvres d'auteurs connus et oubliés tels que Sui Xing Far, Bienvenido Santos, Mina Alexander, Frank Chin, Chan-Re Li et Karen Thei Yamashita. Par leurs écrits, ces auteurs défient la ségrégation raciale et redéfinissent les espaces urbains en redéfinissant l'identité de la ville américaine. L'approche innovante de Zhou commence par repenser la figure du flanker du XIXe siècle dans un contexte asiano-américain, en soulignant les façons dont ces écrivains orientent et expérimentent la ville différemment de leurs collègues blancs.
Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literature In Cities of Others Xiaojing Zhou propone una investigación pionera sobre cómo los escritores asiáticos estadounidenses retratan las condiciones urbanas en sus obras, desafiando las imágenes populares de los chinos de los barrios y, en cambio, explorando una amplia gama de experiencias urbanas que reflejan la diversidad de la identidad asiática americana. Apoyándose en teorías críticas del espacio desde la geografía urbana, la ecocrítica y los estudios postcoloniales, Zhou muestra cómo la organización espacial forma identidad en las obras de autores conocidos y olvidados como Sui Xing Far, Bienvenido Santos, Mina Alexander, Frank Chin, Chang-Re e y Karen Tei Yamashita. A través de sus escritos, estos autores desafían la segregación racial y redefinen los espacios urbanos, redefiniendo la identidad de la ciudad estadounidense. enfoque innovador de Zhou comienza con una reinterpretación de la figura del fláner del siglo XIX en el contexto asiático-americano, destacando las formas en que estos escritores navegan y experimentan la ciudad de manera diferente a sus colegas blancos.
Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literation in Cities of Others Xiaojing Zhou oferece uma pesquisa inovadora sobre a forma como escritores americanos asiáticos retratam as condições urbanas de suas obras, desafiando imagens populares de bairros chineses e explorando uma ampla gama de experiências urbanas que reflete a diversidade da identidade asiática americana. Com base em teorias críticas do espaço de geografia urbana, ecocrítica e estudos pós-coloniais, Zhou mostra como a organização espacial forma a identidade em trabalhos de autores famosos e esquecidos, como Suy Shin Farr, Bienvenido Santos, Mina Alexander, Frank Chin, Chan-Re e e Karen Thea Yamasita. Através de suas escrituras, estes autores desafiam a segregação racial e redefinem os espaços urbanos, redefinindo a identidade da cidade americana. A abordagem inovadora de Zhou começa por redefinir a figura do flanelinha do século XIX no contexto Ásia-EUA, enfatizando as formas como estes escritores orientam e experimentam a cidade de forma diferente dos seus colegas brancos.
Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Space in Asian American tterature In Cities of Others, Xiaozhin Zhou offre una ricerca innovativa su come gli scrittori americani asiatici dipingono le condizioni urbane delle loro opere sfidando le immagini dei quartieri cinesi più popolari e invece esplorando una vasta gamma di esperienze urbane che riflette la diversità dell'identità americana asiatica. Sulla base delle teorie critiche dello spazio dalla geografia urbana, dall'ecocritica e dalla ricerca post-coloniale, Zhou mostra come l'organizzazione spaziale stia formando un'identità nei lavori di autori famosi e dimenticati come Sui Shin Farr, Bjenvenido Santos, Mina Alexander, Frank Chin, Chan-Re e e Karen Thea Yamasita. Attraverso la loro scrittura, questi autori sfidano la segregazione razziale e ridefiniscono gli spazi urbani, ridefinendo l'identità della città americana. L'approccio innovativo di Zhou inizia ripensando la figura del flanker del diciannovesimo secolo nel contesto asiatico-americano, sottolineando i modi in cui questi scrittori si orientano e sperimentano la città in modo diverso dai loro colleghi bianchi.
Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literature In Cities of Others Xiaojing Zhou bietet eine bahnbrechende Studie darüber, wie asiatische amerikanische Schriftsteller urbane Bedingungen in ihren Werken darstellen, indem sie populäre Bilder von chinesischen Vierteln herausfordern und stattdessen eine breite Palette von städtischen Erfahrungen erkunden, die die Vielfalt widerspiegeln Asiatische amerikanische Identität. Ausgehend von kritischen Raumtheorien aus der Stadtgeographie, der Ökokritik und der Postkolonialforschung zeigt Zhou, wie die räumliche Organisation in den Werken bekannter und vergessener Autoren wie Sui Xing Far, Bienvenido Santos, Mina Alexander, Frank Chin, Chan-Re e und Karen Thei Yamashita Identität prägt. Durch ihre Schreibarbeit fordern diese Autoren die Rassentrennung heraus und gestalten urbane Räume neu, indem sie die Identität der amerikanischen Stadt neu definieren. Zhous innovativer Ansatz beginnt mit der Neuinterpretation der Flaneur-Figur des 19. Jahrhunderts im asiatisch-amerikanischen Kontext und betont die Art und Weise, wie diese Schriftsteller die Stadt anders als ihre weißen Kollegen navigieren und erleben.
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Diğerlerinin Şehirleri: Asya Amerikan Edebiyatında Kentsel Mekanları Yeniden Düşünmek Başkalarının Şehirlerinde Xiaojing Zhou, Asya Amerikalı yazarların yazılarında kentsel koşulları nasıl tasvir ettikleri, Çin mahallelerinin popüler tasvirlerine meydan okudukları ve bunun yerine çeşitliliği yansıtan çok çeşitli kentsel deneyimleri araştırdıkları konusunda çığır açan araştırmalar sunuyor. Kentsel coğrafyadan, ekokritizmden ve postkolonyal çalışmalardan eleştirel alan teorilerine dayanan Zhou, uzamsal organizasyonun Sui n Far, Bienvenido Santos, Mina Alexander, Frank Chin, Chan-Re e ve Karen Thei Yamashita gibi ünlü ve unutulmuş yazarların çalışmalarında kimliği nasıl şekillendirdiğini gösteriyor. Yazıları aracılığıyla, bu yazarlar ırk ayrımına meydan okuyor ve Amerikan kentinin kimliğini yeniden tanımlayan kentsel alanları yeniden çiziyorlar. Zhou'nun yenilikçi yaklaşımı, on dokuzuncu yüzyıl flâneur figürünü Asya-Amerika bağlamında yeniden tasarlayarak, bu yazarların şehri beyaz meslektaşlarından farklı şekilde gezme ve deneyimleme biçimlerini vurgulayarak başlar.
مدن الآخرين: إعادة تخيل المساحات الحضرية في الأدب الأمريكي الآسيوي في مدن الآخرين يقدم Xiaojing Zhou بحثًا رائدًا حول كيفية تصوير الكتاب الأمريكيين الآسيويين للظروف الحضرية في كتاباتهم، وتحدي الصور الشعبية للملاك الصينيين وبدلاً من ذلك استكشاف مجموعة واسعة من التجارب الحضرية التي تعكس التنوع الهوية الأمريكية الآسيوية. بالاعتماد على النظريات النقدية للفضاء من الجغرافيا الحضرية، والبيئة، ودراسات ما بعد الاستعمار، يوضح تشو كيف تشكل المنظمة المكانية الهوية في أعمال المؤلفين المشهورين والمنسيين مثل Sui n Far و Bienvenido Santos و Mina Alexander و Frank Chin و Chan-Re e و كارين ثي ياماشيتا. من خلال كتاباتهم، يتحدى هؤلاء المؤلفون الفصل العنصري ويعيدون رسم المساحات الحضرية، ويعيدون تعريف هوية المدينة الأمريكية. يبدأ نهج تشو المبتكر بإعادة تصور شخصية فلانور في القرن التاسع عشر في سياق آسيوي أمريكي، مع التأكيد على الطرق التي يتنقل بها هؤلاء الكتاب ويختبرون المدينة بشكل مختلف عن نظرائهم البيض.

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