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Dr. Edward Tang
Associate Professor of American Studies
etang@tenhoor.as.ua.edu
(205) 348-9767
Education:
- Vassar College (A.B.)
- New York Univ. (M.A., Ph. D.)
Research Focus:
Specialty Fields:
- American Intellectual & Cultural History, Asian-American Studies, African-American Studies
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Selected Publications
Recent Publications
From Internment to Containment: Cold War Imaginings of Japanese Americans in Go for Broke,: forthcoming in Columbia Journal of American Studies.
Articles
"Rebirth of a Nation: Frederick Douglass as Postwar Founder in Life and Times," Journal of American Studies, 39 (2005): 19-39.
"The Civil War as Revolutionary Reenactment: Walt Whitman's 'The Centenarian's Story,' " Walt Whitman Quarterly Review, 21 (Winter/Spring 2004): 131-154.
"Transpacific Worlds: Visualizing Asian America in Chan is Missing and Dim Sum," Prospects: An Annual of American Cultural Studies, 27 (2002): 569-93.
"Making Declarations of Her Own: Harriet Beecher Stowe as New England Historian," New England Quarterly, 71 (March, 1998): 77- 96.
"Writing the American Revolution: War Veterans in the 19th- Century Cultural Memory," Journal of American Studies, 32 (April, 1998): 63-80.
"Some Thoughts on Chan is Missing," in Asians in America 1995: Conference Proceedings, ed. Risa Morimoto (New York University, 1995): 22-5.
