Oriental Bodies

Discover the intricate dynamics of U.S. immigration policy with Oriental Bodies by James A. Tyner, published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in 2006. This enlightening work spans 128 pages and delves into the discursive transformations of immigration policy from 1875 to 1942. Tyner expertly weaves together themes of American foreign policy, identity politics, post-structuralism, post-colonialism, and feminist theory to explore how the concept of Oriental bodies was constructed within the framework of U.S. immigration policy. Ideal for scholars and readers interested in the historical intersections of race, policy, and identity, this book offers a profound analysis of the experiences of Asian immigrants and the governmental policies that shaped their lives. Enhance your understanding of immigration history and its lasting impacts with this essential read.