To appear in Rethinking American Studies — Media, Languages and Geographies, National Library of Sweden and Wallflower Press (UK) 2010.This text investigates the notion that America may well have been first “discovered” and peopled by migrants from what is now China; and concludes by wondering whether China has not become another America and whether America is now not about to become China; which in any case is another America. Between the introduction and the conclusion; the history of other imagined Americas is examined: the Americas that were not the USA (such as the French Caribbean island of Martinique and Cuba where Chinese coolies were lured and duped with contracts for America (Amérique; A-mei-li-ga); and the USA of the Chinese Amer...
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China\u27s growing presence in Latin America is one of the most visible trends in the Western Hemisp...
I was first exposed to the issue of Chinese representations through the American media. Watching the...
Framed as a meeting of two streams of ethnocentrism, this is a study of how Chinese immigration to t...
2011-08-01The central concern of this dissertation is how Americans thought the China trade worked, ...
In her Objectifying China, Imagining America, Caroline Frank argues that British North America was i...
This book examines the legends of who ‘really’ discovered America. It argues that histories of Ameri...
To what extent is the production of knowledge of foreign cultures affected by geographical distance?...
China has long inspired Americans to write. However, literary history has overlooked merchants, mis...
Includes American Prospects in China, by T.C. White. Extract from The Overland Monthly, San Franci...
The official story states that Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) accidentally discovered what we now ...
International audienceIf ‘China’, as Lee argues, is a product of Westernisation, then the West is it...
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John Muthyala’s Reworlding America moves beyond the U.S.-centered approach of traditional American l...
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