[Postcolonialism, 1]

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[Postcolonialism, 1]

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Brydon, Diana (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	London ; New York : Routledge, 2000
Series:	Postcolonialism / Brydon, Diana (Hrsg.) Vol. 1
Contents/pieces:	33 records

1. The Declaration of Independence of the Northern Chiefs, 28 October 1835

2. Address to the Nations of the World by the Pan-African Conference in London, 1900

3. Proclamation of the Republic of Ireland, 1916

4. The Pan-African Congress, Paris 1919 : resolution

5. 1920 Declaration of Rights of the Negro Peoples of the World : Universal Negro Improvement Association

6. The border is ... (a manifesto)

7. A tryst with destiny

8. The truth about the United States

9. Final Communiqué of the Asian-African Conference

10. The postcolonial aura : third world criticism in the age of global capitalism

11. The angel of progress : pitfalls of the term "Post-Colonialism"

12. The Antipodean Manifesto

13. Introduction to "The Empire Writes Back"

14. Can postcoloniality be decolonized? : imperial banality and postcolonial power

15. Two prefaces to "The Black Jacobins"

16. Cannibalist Manifesto

17. When was "the Post-Colonial?" thinking at the limit

18. Declaration to the colonial peoples of the world

19. Discourse on colonialism

20. The disfranchised colonies

21. Intellectuals in the post-colonial world

22. The modern theory of colonisation

23. Postcolonial criticism

24. The Dene Declaration

25. Unsettling the Empire : resistance theory for the Second World

26. The place of imperialism in history

27. We, the indigenous peoples of the world

28. Poststructuralism, marginality, postcoloniality and value

29. Provisional notes on the postcolony

30. Postcolonial theory versus the revolutionary process in the philippines

31. Is the post- in postmodernism the post- in postcolonial?

32. The theory and practice of Satyagraha