College English
Mar 2003
“Generic” Multiculturalism: Hybrid Texts, Cultural Contexts
Abstract
Argues that issues of generic hybridity embody multicultural literature while promoting another kind of multiculturalism that reflects the current debates about literary canons in general and the field of American literature in particular. Considers how a reading of texts that relies on all of their component parts allows literature to perform a vital function, to foster an informed and compassionate vision of the different.
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- College English
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- 2003-03-01
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- 10.58680/ce20031294
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