books" King-Kok Cheung's Articulate Silences remains a persuasive, gracefully written, and timely study. Her meticulous and insightful close readings will go a long way toward establishing the craftsmanship of Asian American writers, which unfortunately is still grossly underappreciate." |
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articles“'Don't Tell': Imposed Silences in The Color Purple and The Woman Warrior.” PMLA (Mar. 1988): 162-74.
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“Shakespeare and Kierkegaard: 'Dread' in Macbeth.” Shakespeare Quarterly, 35 (Winter 1984): 430-39. |
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“Beauty and the Beast: A Sinuous Reflection of Milton's Eve.” Milton Studies 23 (1987): 197-214 |
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