Focusing on the ethnic novel within American literature, this seminar paper explores the intricacies of cultural identity and representation in literary works. It examines how various authors depict the experiences of marginalized groups, highlighting themes of belonging, conflict, and assimilation. The paper aims to analyze the impact of ethnicity on narrative structure and character development, providing insights into the broader societal implications of these literary expressions. It serves as an academic exploration of the intersection between literature and cultural studies.
