Transnationalism

The trend of transnationalism has had a profound impact on the humanities and social disciplines over the past three decades and has triggered a transnational turn in many disciplines, including literary studies. This book first systematically comprehends the origin and development of the concept of transnationalism and critically examines it; then it focuses on the specific content and research methodology of transnationalist literary studies, represented by transnationalist studies in American literature; then, with the help of two case studies, it provides transnationalist interpretations and analyses of Hawthorne's transnational nationalism and The Scarlet Letter, and Tang Tingting's immigrant writing; finally, it provides an outlook on the future development direction and academic research path of transnationalist studies. nationalism and The Scarlet Letter, and Tang Tingting's migrant writing; finally, it gives an outlook on the future direction of transnationalism research and the path of academic research. This book is both a theoretical explanation and a guide to research methodology, combining scholarship, application, originality, and literature. It is suitable for master's and doctoral students, young teachers, and researchers in the field of foreign literature, as well as for lovers of literature and culture.