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Part III 1902–1949 |
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Chapter 4: The ‘Sinister Orientals’ |
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I. White Australia and the Yellow Peril |
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II. Old Stereotypes: Alive and Kicking |
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III. Double Half-Castes: Xavier Herbert and Others |
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IV. The Chinese in Anglo-Australian Writing |
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Chapter 5: The Chinese With White Hearts |
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I. The White Chinaman |
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II. The Better Chinese |
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III. The Other Half of the Other: Images of Chinese Women |
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Part IV 1950–1988 |
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Chapter 6: Politicised Orientalism (1950–1972) |
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I. The Chinese in Anticommunist Writing |
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II. Hong Kong Novels: The Trio of Sin |
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III. George Johnston and His China Novels |
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IV. David Martin: A White Communist |
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Chapter 7: In the Continuum (1973–1988) |
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I. Christopher Koch and Representations of the Chinese in Recent ‘Asian’ Writing |
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II. The Chinese in New ‘China’ Novels |
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III. A Retrogression: The Chinese Takeover |
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IV. Brian Castro: The Other Representing the Other |