Write black, write British : from post colonial to black British literature

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Write black, write British : from post colonial to black British literature / ed. by Kadija Sesay

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Další autoři:	George, Kadija (Editor), Sesay, Kadija (Editor)
Médium:	Kniha
Jazyk:	German English
Vydáno:	London : Hansib Publ., 2005
Témata:	Englisch Literatur Schwarze Aufsatzsammlung
Obsah/části:	19 záznamů

1. "Blacks in Ivory Towers Can't Write About Ghettos" : West Indian Worker Writers in 1970s Britain

2. The 1980s : Retheorising and Refashioning British Identity

3. Concrete Vistas and Dreamtime Peoplescapes : the Rise of the Black Urban Novel in 1990s Britain

4. Prelude to a Brand New Purchase on Black Political Identity : a Reading of Bernadine Evaristo's "Lara" and Diran Adebayo's "Some Kind Of Black"

5. Towards a "non-ghettocentric Black British vibe" : a Trickster Inspired Approach to Storytelling in Diran Adebayo's, "My Once Upon A Time"

6. (Re)Turning to Africa : Bernadine Evaristo's "Lara" and Lucinda Roy's "Lady Moses"

7. Patience Agbabi : an Interview

8. "We're All English Now Mate Like It or Lump It" : the Black/Britishness of Zadie Smith's "White Teeth"

9. "Pivoting the Centre" : the Fiction of Andrea Levy

10. Cosmopolitanism and Marginalisation in Bernadine Evaristo's, "The Emperor's Babe"

11. "Happy Multicultural Land"? : the Implications of an "Excess of Belonging" in Zadie Smith's "White Teeth"

12. Benjamin Zephaniah : the Black British Griot

13. Marginalia : Black Literature and the Problem of Recognition

14. Black British Poetry : Some Considerations

15. Negotiating the Ship on the Head : Black British Fiction

16. Medusa? Medusa Black! : Revisionist Mythology in the Poetry of Dorothea Smartt

17. Significant Corporeality : Bodies and Identities in Jackie Kay's Fiction

18. Courttia Newland's Psychological Realism and Consequentialist Ethics

19. The Language of Madness in Leone Ross' "Orange Laughter"