American Fiction of the 1990s Reflections of history and culture
1. Introduction America and Its Borders 2. Latino/a Un bordering in US Fiction A. Robert Lee 3. Constituting Immigrants as Americans Nahem Yousaf 4.Cultural Translation in Bharati Mukherjee's The Holder of the World Krishna Sen Racial Exchanges 5.Red, White and Black: Racial Exchanges in Fiction by Sherman Alexie Andrew Dix 6.Globalization and American Violence in Toni Morrison's Jazz and Charles Johnson's Dreamer Andrew Warnes 7.The Reappearance of the Mixed Race Character in American Fiction Suzanne W. Jones Telling Histories 8.Origins and Empire in Mason Dixon Stacey Olster 9.Reimagining the Historical Subject in Philip Roth's American Trilogy and Beyond Derek Parker Royal 10. Tim O'Brien and the topography of trauma Brian Jarvis Sex and the Popular 11.Queer Fiction and the American Protest Literature Tradition Zoe Trodd 12. Regular Lolitas: The Afterlives of an American Adolescent Kasia Boddy 13. Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings in Fiction Sharon Monteith Technologies and Terror 14. Beyond the Cold War in Don DeLillo's Mao II and Underworld Peter Knight 15. Glamorama, Fight Club, and the Terror of Narcissistic Abjection Alex E. Blazer 16. Addiction and Recovery in David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest Timothy Aubry 17.Technology and Mediation at the End of Postmodernism Stephen J. Burn