From Silence to Words: Writing as Struggle

Min–Zhan Lu

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Memory, Trauma, and Testimony

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Min-Zhan Lu is Endowment Professor of the Humanities at Drake University, where she teaches courses in writing, autobiography, fiction, and critical theory. Her work is concerned with the use of cultural dissonance and the politics of representing difference in writing and teaching. The following article is from College English, 49, April 1997.

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