Critics and writers speak : revisioning post-colonial studies
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Critics and writers speak : revisioning post-colonial studies
Lexington Books, c2006
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This book of new essays investigates the category of the post-colonial as a theoretical concept, discourse, and state of mind. In an international forum of both literary critics and writers, these essays look at contemporary writing in English throughout the world in an attempt to revision the current critical practice of post-colonial studies. Structured as a dialogue between different views, Critics and Writers Speak will add to the self-reflexivity among post-colonial critics, extending the debate and stimulating dialogue about the future of post-colonial studies.
Table of Contents
Part 1 Essays Chapter 2 Post-Colonial Literatures in English ab origine ad futurum Chapter 3 Proteus, Gertrude, and the Post Colonial Rag Chapter 4 Cannibal Rights: Intertextuality and Postcolonial Discourse in the Caribbean Region Chapter 4 Reading Literatures in English without Theory Chapter 6 Archaic Ambivalence: The Case of South Africa Chapter 7 Remembering Whiteness: Reading Indigenous Life Narrative Chapter 8 Recolonisation and Disinheritance: the Case of Tasmania Chapter 9 Here and There as Everywhere: Writing On in Monkey Beach Chapter 10 Maori Theater on Its Own Ground: Moving Past the 'Post' in Post-Colonialism Chapter 11 Sparring With Shadows, or Is There a Post-Colonial Child? Part 12 Interviews Chapter 13 'Magwitch' is Really My Ancestor': Interview with Peter Carey Chapter 14 Deep Vibrancy of Silence: Interview with Trinh T. Minh-ha Chapter 15 Interview with the Jamaican Writer Opal Palmer Adisa
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