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1 The Rise and Fall of the Cantonese Pacific, 1850–1950
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Tables and Figures vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Preface xi
- Notes about Chinese Romanization xvii
- Interdisciplinary Approaches to Transcultural Negotiations of Chinese Canadian Identities 3
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Migrant Transcultural Negotiations
- The Rise and Fall of the Cantonese Pacific, 1850–1950 31
- Transcultural Poetics: Hong Kong Canadian Identities in Yasi's Works 50
- Psychogeography and Cultural Negotiation in the Poetic Imagination of Hong Kong Canadian Identity 66
-
Negotiating Success and Failure
- Identities in Public: Cultural Translation in Jan Wong's Out of the Blue 83
- Migration, Gender Relations, and the Negotiation of Identity among Chinese Professional Immigrant Women in Canada 94
- Group Boundaries and Immigrant Income 117
-
Negotiating Adaptation, Belonging, and Co-construction
- Ethnic Identity and the Cultural Translation of the Marketplace: The Supermarket Exemplar 139
- Denaturalizing Canadian Literature: Fred Wah and Recapitulation 157
- The Dynamics of Cultural Identity of Chinese in Toronto, 1960s–2010s 174
- Future Directions for the Study of Chinese Canadian Identities 185
- Contributors 191
- Index 195
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Tables and Figures vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Preface xi
- Notes about Chinese Romanization xvii
- Interdisciplinary Approaches to Transcultural Negotiations of Chinese Canadian Identities 3
-
Migrant Transcultural Negotiations
- The Rise and Fall of the Cantonese Pacific, 1850–1950 31
- Transcultural Poetics: Hong Kong Canadian Identities in Yasi's Works 50
- Psychogeography and Cultural Negotiation in the Poetic Imagination of Hong Kong Canadian Identity 66
-
Negotiating Success and Failure
- Identities in Public: Cultural Translation in Jan Wong's Out of the Blue 83
- Migration, Gender Relations, and the Negotiation of Identity among Chinese Professional Immigrant Women in Canada 94
- Group Boundaries and Immigrant Income 117
-
Negotiating Adaptation, Belonging, and Co-construction
- Ethnic Identity and the Cultural Translation of the Marketplace: The Supermarket Exemplar 139
- Denaturalizing Canadian Literature: Fred Wah and Recapitulation 157
- The Dynamics of Cultural Identity of Chinese in Toronto, 1960s–2010s 174
- Future Directions for the Study of Chinese Canadian Identities 185
- Contributors 191
- Index 195