Navigating Islands and Continents: Conversations and Contestations in and around the Pacific
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AcknowledgmentsEditors' NoteIntroductionWarriorsThirstWomen as Warriors: The Philippine Revolutionary ContextMetaphors of Protest: Anti-Colonial and Nationalistic Themes as Tradition in Tagalog PoetryOf Daffodils and Heilala: Understanding (Cultural) Context in Pacific LiteratureWriting in Captivity: Poetry in a Time of De-ColonizationWestlakeRe-siting Asian/American StudiesFailed Performances of the Nation in Gish Jen's Typical AmericanSecret Asian Man and other Invisible Asians: Race as Theater in Miss SaigonCan Asian American Studies Abandon "Nation"?Diasporic Identities, Global/Local MotionsI, Islands: Mapping the Intersections of History, Fiction, and SelfTexting Bodies: Notes on Language, Writing, DesireTransmigration and Transformation: The Chinese in TahitiA Conversation with Masao MiyoshiThe Diasporic ImaginationShark God on Trial: Invoking Ka-Lani-'Opu'u in the Local/Indigenous/American Struggle for PlaceThe Costs of Tourism and CapitalismTouristLahaina, 1995E UtuStoried LandMenehune PondA Search for Ku'ula-KaiHero or Outlaw? Two Views of Kaluaiko'olauSky WatahArtificial CuriositiesAbout the ContributorsAbout the Editors
