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Oscar Hijuelos — Research Starter
Oscar Hijuelos was a Cuban-American author known for his exploration of identity, family dynamics, and the immigrant experience in his writing. Born in New York City to Cuban parents, Hijuelos's early…
On These I Stand by Countée Cullen — Research Starter
"On These I Stand" is a curated anthology of poetry by Countée Cullen, showcasing his most significant works from the 1920s and 1930s. This collection includes selections from notable publications…
Obasan by Joy Kogawa — Research Starter
"Obasan" is a powerful novel by Joy Kogawa that addresses the experiences of Japanese Canadians during World War II, particularly focusing on the internment camps where many were forcibly relocated.…
Novel Without a Name by Thu Huong Duong — Research Starter
"Novel Without a Name" by Thu Huong Duong is a poignant exploration of identity and the human experience amidst the chaos of the Vietnam War. The narrative centers on Quan, a young platoon commander,…
Notes of a Native Son by James Baldwin — Research Starter
"Notes of a Native Son" by James Baldwin is a compelling collection of essays that delves into the complexities of race, identity, and personal struggle in mid-20th century America. Baldwin, renowned…
Northeastern American Identity in Literature — Research Starter
Northeastern American identity in literature reflects a complex interplay of regional influences, historical contexts, and evolving cultural themes. Early literary works were heavily influenced by…
No-No Boy by John Okada — Research Starter
"No-No Boy" is a novel by John Okada that explores the complex identity struggles faced by second-generation Japanese Americans in the aftermath of World War II. The protagonist, Ichiro Yamada,…
No Man's Land — Research Starter
"No Man's Land" is a comprehensive three-volume series by feminist literary critics Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar, examining the evolving identities of male and female writers in the twentieth…
Historic Butte — Research Starter
Historic Butte, located in southwestern Montana, emerged in the 1860s as a gold placer camp and later transformed into a major copper mining town, dominating global copper production from 1887 to…
Historic Andersonville, Georgia — Research Starter
Historic Andersonville, Georgia, is primarily known for its grim role as a Confederate prison during the American Civil War. From February 1864 to April 1865, the prison housed around 30,000 Union…