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Coverage of the 2004 Seminar: "Crossing Borders: The Immigrant Voice in American Literature"
John Hersey Memorial Address: Bharati Mukherjee
Moderators: Morris Dickstein, Patricia Hampl, Katherine Lanpher
Presenters: Elmaz Abinader, Clark Blaise, Robert Olen Butler, Lan Cao, Sandra Cisneros, Andrei Codrescu, Junot Diaz, Cristina Garcia, Francisco Goldman, Aleksandar Hemon, Eva Hoffman, Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston, David Wong Louie, Bharati Mukherjee, Elizabeth Nuñez, and Amy Tan
Writers’ Workshop Faculty: Judith Kazantzis, E.J. Miller Laino, Bich Minh Nguyen, Timothy Seldes, Porter Shreve, and Susan Shreve
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Francisco Goldman on José Martí: 2004
Francisco Goldman -
Earth Unbound
Bharati Mukherjee -
The Outsider as Smuggler
Clark Blaise -
Picture Brides and Other Family Voices
Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston -
Dreaming of Cuba
Cristina García -
The Vietnamese Voice in American Literature
Lan Cao, Robert Olen Butler -
Crossing Borders
Amy Tan, Bharati Mukherjee, Elmaz Abinader, Robert Olen Butler, Sandra Cisneros -
Constructed Borders
David Wong Louie, Elmaz Abinader -
Contending with Psychic and Cultural Dislocation
David Wong Louie, Elizabeth Nunez, Eva Hoffman, Junot Díaz -
Milagritos
Sandra Cisneros -
Under the Ramadan Moon
Elmaz Abinader -
How Do You Translate Yourself, Your Story, into a New Language?
Elizabeth Nunez, Eva Hoffman -
The Impact of Culture
Bharati Mukherjee, Clark Blaise, Elizabeth Nunez, Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston -
The East-European Voice in American Literature
Aleksander Hemon, Andrei Codrescu, Eva Hoffman -
Giving Voice in a New Language
Aleksander Hemon, Lan Cao -
What Do Immigrant Writers Know about America and the World that Non-Immigrants Don’t?
Cristina García, Francisco Goldman, Junot Díaz -
The Latino/Hispanic Voice in American Literature
Cristina García, Francisco Goldman, Junot Díaz -
Borders: Real and Imaginary
Andrei Codrescu -
Required Reading and Other Dangerous Subjects
Amy Tan