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Feminist Temporality And The Future: Negotiating Gender, Race, And Agency In Chinese American And Malaysian Chinese Supernatural Fiction
Supernatural fiction has emerged as a significant literary genre in the field of Chinese American and Malaysian Chinese literature written by female writers in English. To address this evolving genre, this dissertation examines how female characters, including female protagonists, ghosts, and spirit
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