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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Halftitle Page
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Contents
  6. Acknowledgments
  7. Introduction: Reading Globality
  8. I. Doing Global Dirty Work
    1. 1. The 1.5 Generation: Filipino Youth, Transmigrancy, and Masculinity
    2. 2. Recuperating Wretched Lives: Asian Sex Workers and the Underside of Nation Building
  9. II. Performing and Negotiating Transcultural Identities
    1. 3. “All of Us Are the Same”: Negotiating Loss, Witnessing Disability
    2. 4. Feminist Subversions: Comedy and the Carnivalesque
  10. III. Future Perfect: Feminist Resistance to Global Homogeneity
    1. 5. Shape-shifters and Disciplined Bodies: Feminist Tactics, Science Fiction, and Fantasy
    2. 6. Scripting Fertility: Desire and Regeneration in Japanese North American Literature
  11. Notes
  12. Works Cited
  13. Filmography
  14. Index
  15. Author Biography

Contents

Due to a digital rights issue, this open-access edition does not include the chapter “Coda: Rethinking the Hyphen,” which appeared after Chapter 6 in the original print edition. To read this chapter, please consult the print book or make a request from your local interlibrary loan service.

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Introduction: Reading Globality
  3. Part 1. Doing Global Dirty Work
    1. The 1.5 Generation: Filipino Youth, Transmigrancy, and Masculinity
    2. Recuperating Wretched Lives: Asian Sex Workers and the Underside of Nation Building
  4. Part 2. Performing and Negotiating Transcultural Identities
    1. “All of Us Are the Same”: Negotiating Loss, Witnessing Disability
    2. Feminist Subversions: Comedy and the Carnivalesque
  5. Part 3. Future Perfect: Feminist Resistance to Global Homogeneity
    1. Shape-shifters and Disciplined Bodies: Feminist Tactics, Science Fiction, and Fantasy
    2. Scripting Fertility: Desire and Regeneration in Japanese North American Literature
  6. Notes
  7. Works Cited
  8. Filmography
  9. Index
  10. Author Biography

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