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Dust and ConscienceTruong Tran

Dust and Conscience

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Poetry. Asian American Studies. "Truong Tran's work seems to me to be part of a literary undertaking that has both sociological and aesthetic implications. Along with writers like Pamela Lu and Renee Gladman, Tran is advancing the interrelated questions of narration, historiography, and identity and establishing something new in American culture as well as in American literature, <em>Dust and Conscience</em> speaks of a cultural position that simultaneously and from the start resists both marginalization and assimilation. The refusal to be displaced or to be incorporated is at the heart of…

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  • Paperback · English · 2002
    Apogee Press · 88 pages · 9780966993783
PoetryAmerican poetryAsian american authorsLGBTQ authorsVietnamese Americans