Ingratitude Isobel MacDougall Routes are graded by difficulty

Routes are graded by difficulty and range from easy lakeside strolls to challenging mountain peaks

this expansive collection of voices is essential reading for those looking to redress the imbalance of power caused by racism

showcasing the human experience beyond the medicalised language and diagnoses

but the private world erupts or is broken open by the public world

shipyard visits

Ingratitude Isobel MacDougall Routes are graded by difficulty2013 Winner of the Asian American Studies Association's prize in Literary Studies Anger and bitterness tend to pervade narratives written by second generation Asian American daughters, despite their largely unremarkable upbringings. In Ingratitude, erin Khue Ninh explores this apparent paradox, locating in the origins of these women's maddeningly immaterial suffering not only racial hegemonies but also the structure of the immigrant family itself. She