Ingratitude: the debt-bound daughter in Asian American literature

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Literature: history, themes, analysis

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Introduction 1 The Filial Debtor: Jade Snow Wong 2 Refractions of Harm: Maxine Hong Kingston 3 The Caring of Jailers: Evelyn Lau, Catherine Liu 4 Desirable Daughters: Fae Myenne Ng, Elaine Mar, Chitra Divakaruni Afterword: The Ending Notes Bibliography Acknowledgments Index About the Author

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