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Seven Contemporary Plays From The Korean Diaspora In The Americas Esther Kim Lee Editor

Name: Seven Contemporary Plays From The Korean Diaspora In The Americas Esther Kim Lee Editor
SKU: BELL-51892284
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Seven Contemporary Plays From The Korean Diaspora In The Americas Esther Kim Lee Editor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Duke University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.9 MB

Pages: 360

Author: Esther Kim Lee (editor)

ISBN: 9780822395454, 0822395452

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Seven Contemporary Plays From The Korean Diaspora In The Americas Esther Kim Lee Editor by Esther Kim Lee (editor) 9780822395454, 0822395452 instant download after payment.

This volume brings together contemporary plays written by artists of Korean descent living in the Americas. The plays address the complex experiences of diaspora, from matters of immigration and cultural assimilation to home and belonging. In her introduction, Esther Kim Lee outlines the critical issues addressed by the playwrights and offers context for understanding the place of drama in representing the Korean diaspora. The book will be ideal for teaching and should also appeal to a general readership interested in drama and Asian American literature.