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This work provides an analysis of the origins and diverse concerns of South-East Asian writing in English. As well as looking at the work of Timothy Mo, Zulfikar Ghose and Kamala Das, the author examines the relationship of identity, text and nation, and considers how post-colonial writing has absorbed and redefined Western literary traditions.
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Alonzo Arellano
reviewed Writing South East Asia in English: Against the Grain on August 20, 2007
Writing South East Asia in English: Against the Grain
This is an accessible, clarifying guide that helped me appreciate Murasaki's hefty and often frustrating novel. At times, his critical sources seemed to better apply to modern western works. However, for the most part he offers clear and helpful historical, religious, and critical background. His discussion of how Mursaki interweaves and varies the themes that run through the book and his explanation of Buddhist beliefs were especially useful.
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