Colonial discourse and post-colonial theory : a reader

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Colonial discourse and post-colonial theory : a reader / ed. and introd. by Patrick Williams and Laura Chrisman

Bibliografiset tiedot
Muut tekijät:	Williams, Patrick (Toimittaja), Chrisman, Laura (Toimittaja)
Aineistotyyppi:	Kirja
Kieli:	German
Julkaistu:	New York : Columbia Univ. Press, 1994
Aiheet:	Kolonialismus Theorie Kolonialismus <Motiv> Literatur Geschichte 1950-1992 Aufsatzsammlung
Sisältö/kappaleet:	31 tietuetta

1. Xala, Ousmane 1976 : The Carapace That Failed

2. The Construction of Woman in Three Popular Texts of Empire : Towards a Critique of Materialist Feminism

3. Towards a Critical Theory of Third World Films

4. Negritude : A Humanism of the Twentieth Century

5. The Language of African Literature

6. The African Writer and the English Language

7. Orientalism and After

8. The Angel of Progress : Pitfalls of the Term of "Postcolonialism"

9. Beyond Ethnocentrism : Gender, Power and the Third-World Intelligentsia

10. Postmodern Blackness

11. Speaking in Tongues : Dialogics, Dialectics and the Black Woman Writer`s Literary Tradition

12. Can the Subaltern Speak?

13. What is Post(-)colonialism?

14. The Unspeakable Limits of Rape : Colonial Violence and Counter-Insurgency

15. Under Western Eyes : Feminist Scholarship and Colonial Discourses

16. From Discourse on Colonialism

17. Remembering Fanon : Self, Psyche and the Colonial Condition

18. Urban Social Movements, Race and Community

19. Woman Skin Deep : Feminism and the Postcolonial Condition

20. From The Consequences of Modernity

21. Cultural Identity and Diaspora

22. Disjuncture and Difference in the Global Culture Economy

23. National Liberation and Culture

24. On National Culture

25. Identity and Its Discontents : Women and the Nation

26. The Imperial Unconsious? Representations of Imperial Discourse

27. The Empire Renarrated : Season of Migration to the North and the Reinvention of the Present

28. From Orientalism

29. Orientalism and Its Problems

30. Kim and Orientalism

31. Overworlding the Third World