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Hagedorn Jessica:     more books (45)

Charlie Chan is Dead: An Anthology of Contemporary Asian American Fict by Jessica Hagedorn, 1993 Four Young Women: Poems by Jessica Tarabata; Karle, Alice; Szerlip, Barbara; & Tinker, Carol Hagedorn, 1973 The Gangster Of Love by Jessica Hagedorn, 1996 The Gangster of Love by Jessica Hagedorn, 1996 Four young women; poems; edited and introduced by Kenneth Rexroth. by Jessica Tarahata, Alice Karle, Barbara Szerlip and Carol Tinker Hagedorn, 1973 Two Stories: Carnal/ Los Gabrieles by Jessica Hagedorn, 1992 Gangster Choir by Jessica Hagedorn, 1999-12 Charlie Chan is Dead by Jessica, ed Hagedorn, 1993-01-01 Dogeaters Signed by Jessica Hagedorn, 1990 Dogeaters 1ST Uk Edition by Jessica Hagedorn, BOMB Issue 45, Fall 1993 (BOMB Magazine) by Bernard Cooper, Benjamin Weissman, et all 1993-09-15 Dream Jungle by Jessica, ed Hagedorn, 2003-01-01 DOGEATERS.A Novel. by Jessica. Hagedorn, 1990 The Americas of Asian American Literature by Rachel C. Lee, 1999-09-27

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41. Dogeaters, By Hagedorn
    by Hagedorn, Jessica The author of Dogeaters chronicles the life and times of Rocky Rivera, a member of a dissolute rock band, and her sometimes boyfriend Elvis Chang  
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42. Articles By Author: Hagedorn, Jessica - Free Online Library
    Free Online Library Articles by Hagedorn, Jessica 18,263,228 articles and books  
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43. Jessica Hagedorn: Books By Jessica Hagedorn @ BookFinder.com
    Search engine that finds the best buys from among 150 million new, used, rare, and outof-print books for sale, including books by Jessica Hagedorn.  
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44. Jessica Hagedorn - Complete Guide To The Playwright, Plays, Theatres, Agent
    Database of plays of Jessica Hagedorn including agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates.  
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45. Jessica Hagedorn | Jessica Hagedorn Wiki | Jessicahagedorn.com
    Jessica Hagedorn Wiki Hagedorn was born in Manila to a ScotsIrish-French-Filipino mother and a Filipino-Spanish father with one Chinese ancestor. Moving to San Francisco in  
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    Extractions: Register Sign In edit=false; thepage=0; [Login to edit this page] Hagedorn was born in Manila to a Scots-Irish-French-Filipino mother and a Filipino-Spanish father with one Chinese ancestor. Moving to San Francisco in 1963, Hagedorn received her education at the American Conservatory Theater training program. To further pursue playwriting and music, she moved to New York in 1978. Joseph Papp produced her first play Mango Tango in 1978. Hagedorn's other productions include Tenement Lover, Holy Food, and Teenytown. Her mixed media style often incorporates song, poetry, images, and spoken dialogue. In 1985, 1986, and 1988, she received Macdowell Colony Fellowships, which helped enable her to write the novel Dogeaters, which illuminates many different aspects of Filipino experience, focusing on the influence of America through radio, television, and movie theaters. She shows the complexities of the love-hate relationship many Filipinos in diaspora feel toward their past. After its publication in 1990, her novel earned a 1990 National Book Award nomination and an American Book Award. In 1998, La Jolla Playhouse produced a stage adaptation. She lives in New York City with her younger daughter.

46. SFFRD: Search Results :: Texas A&M University Libraries
    The PostColonial Cyborg Jessica Hagedorn's Dogeaters. Covi, Giovanna in De Riz, Francesca B./Zorzi, Rosella M., eds. Technology and the American Imagination An  
    http://sffrd.library.tamu.edu/search/subject/19178/
    
    Extractions: Cushing Library SFFRD Home Search results Search for: Fulltext Authors Subjects Advanced Found item on page. Title: Author: Subject: Imprint: Flag this page Flagged items: View Clear Download Email ... Covi, Giovanna in: De Riz, Francesca B./Zorzi, Rosella M., eds. Technology and the American Imagination: An Ongoing Challenge. Venezia: Supernova, 1994. p. 499-508. Subjects: SCIENCE IN FICTION TECHNOLOGY IN FICTION HAGEDORN, JESSICA

47. Jessica Tarahata Hagedorn : Voices From The Gaps : University Of Minnesota
    Voices From the Gaps voices@umn.edu 612625-1834 Artist Pages Jessica Tarahata Hagedorn. Jessica Tarahata Hagedorn  
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    Extractions: Jessica Hagedorn was born in the Philippines in 1949. Her mother's background is Scotch-Irish-French-Filipino and her father is considered Filipino-Spanish, although his great-grandmother was Chinese (Bonetti 93-95). Hagedorn considers herself a hybrid due to this assortment of nationalities (Bonetti 94). She states in Danger and Beauty , one of her first books of poems, that "[She is] a quintessential bastard. [Her] roots are dubious. " Her mixed ethnic background has caused some of her readers to question her Asian identity, but Hagedorn links her identity to her "pure Filipino" Grandmother (Bonetti 95). She feels that her Grandmother's ethnicity played the largest role in shaping her imagination. Therefore, Hagedorn feels justified identifiying herself as a Filipino writer. Critics of Hagedorn also question her legitimacy because she emigrated to the United States at such a young age. However, Hagedorn makes no claim to speak for the "generic" Filipino experience (Meer 43). Her work is directly related to her own experiences as a Filipino, first in Manila, then in the United States.

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