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From colonial times to the present, traveler and immigrant writers have seen America with new eyes. They have perceived and recorded the American experience as few native-born writers could do, yet their lives and words have often been left out of traditional American studies. This book provides an overview of ethnic-American personal writing with descriptive studies of more than twenty-five major autobiographies. In addition to providing biographical information about the writers, and bibliographical data about their tests, the volume presents both descriptions and analyses of the selected narratives.
JAMES CRAIG HOLTE is Associate Professor of English at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina.
Acknowledgments Introduction: Personal Voices from the New World Mary Anderson: Women at Work Mary Jane Hill Anderson: The Autobiography of Mary Jane Hill Anderson Maya Angelou: I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Mary Antin: The Promised Land Black Elk: Black Elk Speaks Edward Bok: The Americanization of Edward Bok Carlos Bulosan: America Is in the Heart Frank Capra: The Name above the Title, An Autobiography Andrew Carnegie: Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie Edward Corsi: In the Shadow of Liberty Leonard Covello: The Heart Is the Teacher Nicky Cruz: Run, Baby, Run James Michael Curley: I'd Do It Again Emma Goldman: Living My Life Zora Neale Hurston: Dust Tracks on a Road Lee Iaococca: Iaococca Maxine Hong Kingston: The Woman Warrior Malcolm X: The Autobiography of Malcolm X Jerre Mangione: An Ethnic at Large Michael Pupin: From Immigrant to Inventor Jacob A. Riis: The Making of an American Richard Rodriquez: Hunger of Memory Carl Schurz: The Autobiography of Carl Schurz Monica Stone: Nisei Daughter Piri Thomas: Down These Mean Streets Booker T. Washington: Up from Slavery Theodore H. White: In Search of History Jade Snow Wong: Fifth Chinese Daughter Richard Wright: Black Boy Bibliographical Essay Index