February 13, 2023 Uncategorized Prism 19.2 – The Worlds of Southeast Asian Chinese Literature Posted by prismtmcl Cover Image CONTENTS Introduction: Worlds Built of Sand Carlos Rojas Of Wind, Soil, and Water: On the Mesology of Sinophone/Xenophone Southeast Asian Literature David Der-wei Wang Popular Literature in the Inter-imperial Space of Hong Kong and Singapore/Malaya Shuang Shen Inter-imperial, Ecological Interpretations of the “Five Coolies” Myth in Penang and Medan Nicholas Y. H. Wong Fluid Horizons: Oceanic Epistemologies and Sinophone Literature Nicolai Volland Off-Center Articulations: Social Class, Postcolonial Singapore, and Reorienting Southeast Asian Chinese Literary Studies Cheow Thia Chan Iridescent Corners: Sinophone Flash Fiction in Singapore Brian Bernards Chinese-Language Memories under the Conflagration of War: On the Martyrdom of Chung Ling High School’s Teachers and Students Ko Chia-Cian; Sun Pingyu Why Does a Failed Revolution Also Need Fiction?: On the Mahua Genre of Failed Revolutionary Historical Fiction Ng Kim Chew; Po-Hsi Chen Counter-discourse: Strategies of Representing Ethnic Minorities in Sinophone Malaysian Literature Boon Eng Khor Becoming Semi-wild: Colonial Legacies and Interspecies Intimacies in Zhang Guixing’s Rainforest Novels Carlos Rojas Urban Life in Two 1920s Sino-Malay Poems Tom G. Hoogervorst Ethnic Loyalty versus Spring Fancy: Gender and Southeast Asia in Hei Ying’s Fiction Josh Stenberg Recreating the World in Twenty-First-Century Philippine Chinese Speculative Fiction Shirley O. Lua Conclusion: States of Convergence Cheow Thia Chan Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading...
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