亨宁·曼凯尔的《来自北京的男人》

Q2 Arts and Humanities

Mosaic-An Interdisciplinary Critical Journal Pub Date : 2021-12-01 DOI:10.1353/mos.2021.a903584

Daniel Mckay

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摘要:《来自北京的男人》描写了美国横贯大陆铁路上的华裔工人，这一文学发展挑战了名义上与亚裔美国人研究相关的语言界限。我认为，同样重要的是，曼凯尔扩展了北欧黑色文学的版图，将资本主义在中国的新旧疆域囊括其中。

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Vengeance Unbound: Henning Mankell's The Man from Beijing

Abstract:The Man from Beijing depicts ethnic Chinese workers on the US transcontinental railroad, a literary development that challenges the linguistic boundaries nominally associated with Asian American Studies. Of equal importance, I argue, is the way Mankell expands the cartography of Nordic Noir to encompass capitalism's old-new frontiers in China (PRC).

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