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Introduction The Intersecting Tales of Japanese American and Mexican American Poetry, the History and the Concepts Chapter 1 The “Origins” of Japanese American and Mexican American Poetry: Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales and Toyo Suyemoto as Case Studies of Retrospective Literary Construction Chapter 2 Creating an Archive: What They Carried and Where They Went Chapter 3 Collective Haunting: The Entanglement of Law and Trauma in the Poetry of Mitsuye Yamada, Cherrie Moraga, and the Generation of This Bridge Called My Back Chapter 4 Other Fronts in the Culture Wars: The Poetry of Ana Castillo and David Mura Chapter 5 The Indeterminate Gazes of Columbus, Cortes, and Genji in the Poetry of Ariana Brown and Kimiko Hahn Chapter 6 Landscapes, Animals, the Environment: Tortured Nature Imagery of Japanese American and Mexican American Poetry |