The rise of the Asian American novel

Keyphrases

• American Novel 100%
• Asia 25%
• Asian American Literature 25%
• Asian American Movement 25%
• Asian Americans 100%
• Asian Ethnicity 25%
• Civil Rights 25%
• Common Culture 25%
• Community Identity 25%
• Cultural Identity 50%
• Filipino Americans 25%
• Foreign-born Population 25%
• Hmong 25%
• Immigrant Population 25%
• Immigration Act 50%
• Indian Americans 25%
• Japanese-Chinese 25%
• Korean Chinese 25%
• National Origin 50%
• Nationality 50%
• Native-born 25%
• New Immigrants 25%
• Oppression 25%
• Pakistani 25%
• Pan-Asian 25%
• Pan-ethnic Identity 25%
• Political Fiction 25%
• Political History 25%
• Political Identity 25%
• Racial Identity 25%
• Referentiality 25%
• Refugee Population 25%
• Shared History 25%
• Sri Lanka 25%
• Thai 25%
• United States 25%
• Vietnamese 25%

Social Sciences

• Asia 50%
• Chinese 50%
• Civil and Political Rights 50%
• Cultural Identity 100%
• Foreign Born 50%
• Immigration Act 100%
• Indians 50%
• Invention Process 50%
• Nationality 100%
• Political History 50%
• Political Identity 50%
• Racial Identity 50%
• Stakeholders 50%
• Subjectivity 50%
• Thai 50%

Arts and Humanities

• 1970s 100%
• aftermath 25%
• American novels 100%
• Asia 25%
• Asian American literature 25%
• Asian American Movement 25%
• Asian Americans 100%
• Constituency 25%
• Contemporary 25%
• Descriptive 25%
• Efficacy 25%
• era 25%
• Ethnic Identity 25%
• Hiatus 25%
• Hmong 25%
• Literature 50%
• Political Fiction 25%
• Political History 25%
• Racial Identity 25%
• Referentiality 25%
• Religion 25%
• Rubrics 25%
• Subject Matter 25%
• Subjectivity 25%