Keyword [Hwang]
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| 21. | Intercultural Exchanges In David Henry Hwang's Chinglish |
| 22. | A Comparative Study Of Chinese And Korean Rural People Into The City |
| 23. | The Text Evolution And Cultural Connotation On Flower Drum Song-a Study On Comparing C.Y.Lee's Version And David Henry Hwang's Version |
| 24. | David Henry Hwang's Views On Asian Identity |
| 25. | Study On Cultural Symbols In D.H.Hwang's Plays From The Perspective Of Lotman's Semiosphere |
| 26. | The Evolution Of Identity Motif |
| 27. | A Study Of Subjects' Plight In David Henry Hwang's M.Butterfly |
| 28. | Writing Strategies In M. Butterfly:A Deconstructionist Approach |
| 29. | Beyond Asian America: Resisting modernity in the plays of David Henry Hwang |
| 30. | Examining the literature of resistance: The politics and poetics of Chinese American identity in the works of Frank Chin and David Henry Hwang |
| 31. | Politicizing the aesthetic: The dialectics of poetic production in late twentieth-century South Korea, 1960--1987 (Kim Suyong, Kim Chiha, Pak Nohae, Hwang Ji-woo) |
| 32. | Mundart in global modernism: The poetry and poetics of Hwang Chiu and Ingeborg Bachmann |
| 33. | Re-membering the body: Narrative and representation in Asian American literature (David Henry Hwang, Lois Ann Yamanka, Jessica Hagedorn) |
| 34. | Postcolonial identity in the works of David Henry Hwang, Mahasweta Devi, and Bharati Mukherjee |
| 35. | Identity, locality, and Chinese American literature (David Henry Hwang, Maxine Hong Kingston, Frank Chin) |
| 36. | David Henry Hwang: The fluid mosaic of identity |
| 37. | The power of myth: A study of Chinese elements in the plays of O'Neill, Albee, Hwang, and Chin |
| 38. | The Form Is The Content: Performing Race In David Henry Hwang's Unrealistic Theatre |
| 39. | The Construction Of Alternative Chinese American Identity In David Henry Hwang's FOB |
| 40. | From Performance To Performativity: David Henry Hwang's Strategy Of Staging Asian American Identity |
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