Title: Imagine this!
Product review: Sick of the limitations of identity politics? I know I am. Kandice Chuh's work takes Asian American cultural studies to an entirely new level, thinking critically about issues of postcoloniality, queerness, and transnationality that rest outside of the simple center/margins debate of race and representation. Her prose is simultaneously eloquent and accessible as she pulls together very different discourses, from the historical to the legal to the literary, to make a compelling and theoretically rich critique of old paradigms; a must for ethnic studies, cultural studies, and literary scholars.
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