Sentence examples for immigrant literature from inspiring English sources

The newest immigrant literature has an advantage, though, Dr. Dickstein added.

Nor is the mother just the long-suffering stock character of immigrant literature.

The book, written with the journalist Anthony Bozza, fits the model of traditional American immigrant literature.

Now, Diaz is an MIT associate professor teaching creative writing and immigrant literature.

Nadia teaches classes on postcolonial literature and the city, black diasporic culture, queer theory, and US immigrant literature.

She teaches classes on postcolonial literature and the city, black diasporic culture, queer theory, and US immigrant literature.

And whether pilfering or in playful homage, the novel carries echoes from the migrant, or "post-immigrant", literature of such as Sam Selvon, Caryl Phillips, Michael Ondaatje, and Hanif Kureishi.

Beside expediency, one possible reason why so few studies in the labor market integration of immigrants' literature ignore differentials in human capital quality is the lack of widely available human capital quality indices that apply to both education and work experience.

An overarching theme in the immigration literature is that immigrants receive little to no returns to foreign experience.

In the immigration literature, it has been observed that specific immigrant groups concentrate in particular occupations.

However, Borjas (1985: 482) suggests that cross-sectional studies of wage assimilation, such as Kalmijn (1996) and others that dominate the black immigrant assimilation literature, do not carefully distinguish between cohort, duration, and period effects; therefore, these studies may not yield valid inferences on the ability of immigrants to assimilate into the US labor market.