October 15, 2025Saksama

A Literature Study of Racial Capitalism and Representation in R. F. Kuang’s Yellowface

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Literature study reveals how racial capitalism shapes representation and exploitation in the publishing industry.

Yellowface critiques the exploitation of minority voices in the publishing industry, revealing systemic injustices.
The analysis identifies the fetishization of cultural identities and the silencing of subaltern voices in literary production.
Using qualitative analysis, this research explores power dynamics related to race and identity in contemporary literature.
The findings underscore the ethical dilemmas surrounding authorship and representation in a racially hierarchical society.

Ramadina et al. (2025) studied this question.

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