The post-colonial studies reader

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The post-colonial studies reader : ed. by Bill Ashcroft, Gareth Griffiths and Helen Tiffin

Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Ashcroft, Bill (Éditeur intellectuel), Griffiths, Gareth (Éditeur intellectuel), Tiffin, Helen (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	London ; New York : Routledge, 1995
Sujets:	Englisch Literatur Commonwealth Kultur Geschichte Kolonialismus <Motiv> KOlonialismus <Motiv> Imperialismus <Motiv> Aufsatzsammlung
Contenu:	85 notices

1. Ideology in the classroom : a case study in the Teaching of English Literature in Canadian Universities

2. The body as a cultural signifier

3. Three women's texts and a critique of imperialism

4. Decolonizing culture : toward a theory for post-colonial woman's texts

5. Nationalism as a problem

6. A small place

7. On the abolition of the English Department

8. Aboriginal place

9. White forms, aboriginal content

10. The book today in Africa

11. The historiography of African Literature written in english

12. The language of african literature

13. First things first : problems of feminist approach to African literature

14. The alchemy of english

15. Allegories of atlas

16. Jameson's rhetoric of otherness and the "national allegory"

17. The economie of Manichean allegory

18. Postcoloniality and the artifice of history

19. The neocolonial assumption in University Teaching of English

20. Singapore : poet, critic, audience

21. The discovery of nationality in Australian and Canadian Literature

22. The myth of authenticity

23. The beginnings of englisch literary study in British India

24. The fact of blackness

25. In search of the lost body : redefining the subject in caribbean literature

26. Literary colonialism : books in the Third World

27. Fanon, Cabral and Ngugi on National liberation

28. Who can write as other?

29. Can the Subaltern speak?

30. Columbus and the Cannibals

31. Circling the downspout of Empire

32. Writing in colonial space

33. Under western eyes : feminist scholarship and colonial discourses

34. Postmodernism or post-colonialism today

35. Figures of colonial resistance

36. Post-colonial literatures and counter-discourse

37. The scramble for Post-colonialism

38. Problems in current theories of colonial discourse

39. Colonialist criticism

40. Entering our own ignorance : subject-object relations in Commonwealth literature

41. Woman skin deep : feminism and the postcolonial condition

42. Constitutive graphonomy

43. The white inuit speaks : contamination as literary strategy

44. Creolization in Jamaica

45. Postcolonial culture, postimperial criticism

46. Cultural diversity and cultural differences

47. National culture

48. Western mathematics : the secret weapon of cultural imperialism

49. Dance, movement and resistance politics

50. Decolonizing the map

51. Dissemination : time, narrative, and the margins of the modern nation

52. Ecological imperialism

53. Education and neocolonialism

54. Minute on Indian Education

55. Unsettling the Empire : resistance theory for the second world

56. Named for Victoria, Queen of England

57. The rhetoric of English India

58. New ethnicities

59. Who is ethnic?

60. Heroic ethnocentrism : the idea of universality in literatur

61. Writing postcoloniality and feminism

62. The national longing for form

63. Fossil and psyche

64. The limbo gateway

65. Of the Marvellous Realism of the Haitians

66. Unhiding the hidden

67. Spatial history

68. The muse of history

69. Jazz and the West Indian Novel

70. The representation of the Indigene

71. What ish my nation?

72. Nation language

73. New language, new world

74. Language and spirit

75. Marvellous realism : the way out of Négritude

76. No master terrtories

77. Naming place

78. The occasion for speaking

79. Orientalism

80. Outlaws of the text

81. The politics of the possible

82. The postcolonial and the postmodern

83. The race for theory

84. Relexification

85. Signs taken for wonders