| Numero | 11 | 
| Autori (fare click sul nome per profilo)  | Elisabetta Marino | 
| Titolo | “Whos’ American?”: Comparing Ethnic Groups in Gish Jen’s Collection of Short Stories Entitled Who’s Irish | 
| ISBN | 978-88-6065-008-9 | 
| Volume rilegato collezionabile | € 10,00 | 
| Genere | Saggio critico | 
| Lingua | Inglese | 
| N. Pagine | 23 | 
| N. Illustrazioni | 0 | 
| Edizione | Marzo 2002 | 
Several Chinese American writers have mainly focused their attention on the clash between traditionalist mothers – still deeply rooted in China and linked to its way of life – and thoroughly Americanized daughters. In her latest collection of short stories entitled Who’s Irish (1999), Gish Jen widens the cultural horizons of the reader by offering a reflection on the problems of the African Americans, the Jewish Americans, the Irish Americans (and virtually every other “hyphenated” group), that she portrays in their interaction with the Chinese Americans.
