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Poetry. Asian American Studies. In THE FAMILY CHINA, her second book of poems, Ann Shin examines the decentering experiences of migration, loss and death, and the impulse to build anew. In five suites threaded through with footnote-like fragments that haunt and ambush the text like memories, the book accrues associations, building and transforming images from poem to poem, creating a layered and cohesive collection that asks daring questions about how we define ourselves.These poems grapple raw…
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  • Metai: 2015
  • ISBN: 9781926829807
  • ISBN: 9781926829807
  • Formatas: ACSM ?
  • Kalba: Anglų

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Poetry. Asian American Studies. In THE FAMILY CHINA, her second book of poems, Ann Shin examines the decentering experiences of migration, loss and death, and the impulse to build anew. In five suites threaded through with footnote-like fragments that haunt and ambush the text like memories, the book accrues associations, building and transforming images from poem to poem, creating a layered and cohesive collection that asks daring questions about how we define ourselves.These poems grapple rawly and musically with the profound messiness of human relations; their candour consoles and instructs. The quandaries in THE FAMILY CHINA are deeply recognizable. Strung up between fragility and resilience, between naive hope and domestic disillusionment, between an untenable nostalgia for the pastoral and a deep unease with the global, the voice of these poems is nevertheless determined to find some scrap of a song we can sing in common."This short, dazzling collection of poems contains a universe nothing short of North American life in the late twentieth and early twenty-first century. Somehow it is all here, joyously offered up, birth, death, and everything in between, including the suspect investment schemes of the heart (and the bank), the modern war in relationships and families, the dark-light, pastoral dream of childhood, the carried-over costs of immigration and exile...." Karen Connelly"

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  • Autorius: Ann Shin
  • Leidėjas:
  • Metai: 2015
  • ISBN: 9781926829807
  • ISBN: 9781926829807
  • Formatas: ACSM ?
  • Kalba: Anglų

Poetry. Asian American Studies. In THE FAMILY CHINA, her second book of poems, Ann Shin examines the decentering experiences of migration, loss and death, and the impulse to build anew. In five suites threaded through with footnote-like fragments that haunt and ambush the text like memories, the book accrues associations, building and transforming images from poem to poem, creating a layered and cohesive collection that asks daring questions about how we define ourselves.These poems grapple rawly and musically with the profound messiness of human relations; their candour consoles and instructs. The quandaries in THE FAMILY CHINA are deeply recognizable. Strung up between fragility and resilience, between naive hope and domestic disillusionment, between an untenable nostalgia for the pastoral and a deep unease with the global, the voice of these poems is nevertheless determined to find some scrap of a song we can sing in common."This short, dazzling collection of poems contains a universe nothing short of North American life in the late twentieth and early twenty-first century. Somehow it is all here, joyously offered up, birth, death, and everything in between, including the suspect investment schemes of the heart (and the bank), the modern war in relationships and families, the dark-light, pastoral dream of childhood, the carried-over costs of immigration and exile...." Karen Connelly"

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