Title Statements
- Full title :Minor Transnationalism / Françoise Lionnet & Shu-mei Shih, editors.
Summary
This collection of essays investigates the importance of "minor discourses" and minority cultures across national boundaries.
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- Publication Date:2005.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Duke University Press
- Place of Publication:Durham
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:2005.
The Physical Object
- Description:1 online resource (359 p. :) : ill.
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:9780822386643, 082238664X, 9780822334903, 0822334909
- oclc:on1139350927
- LC Classification:HM1271
- Dewey Decimal:305
Table of Contents
Introduction : Thinking through the minor, transnationally / Françoise Lionnet and Shu-Mei Shih -- Inclusions : psychoanalysis, transnationalism, and minority cultures / Suzanne Gearhart -- Rational and irrational choices : form, affect, and ethics / David Palumbo-Liu -- Toward an ethics of "transnational encounters, or "when" does a "Chinese" woman become a "feminist"? / Shu-Mei Shih -- The postmodern subaltern : globalization theory and the subject of ethnic, area, and postcolonial studies / Susan Koshy -- Murder in Montmartre : race, sex, and crime in Jazz Age Paris / Tyler Stovall -- Giving "minor" pasts a future : narrating history in transnational cinematic autobiography / Kathleen McHugh -- Major and minor discourses of the vernancular : discrepant African histories / Moradewun Adujunmobi -- Transcolonial translations : Shakespeare in Mauritius / Françoise Lionnet -- Postcolonial theory and the predicament of "minor literature" / Ali Behdad -- The calm beauty of Japan at almost the speed of sound : Sakamoto Kyū and the translations of rockabilly / Michael K. Bourdaghs -- Cartographies of globalization, technologies of gendered subjectivities : the dub poetry of Jean "Binta"…
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