Reading the `New' Literatures in a Post-Colonial Era
Edited by Susheila Nasta
The 'new' literatures have most commonly been seen as a staging post en route to the current 'post-colonial' era. Yet these literatures and the diverse cultural histories they represent are older than such recent interpretations of them. This collection of essays investigates ways in which we can return to 'reading' these 'new' literatures without falling back on current critical assumptions.
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DETAILS
178 pages
Size: 21.6 x 13.8 cm
13 digit ISBN: 9780859916011
Binding: Hardback
First published: 04/Sep/2000
Last printed: 14/Sep/2000
Price: 47.95 USD / 25.00 GBP
Imprint: D. S. Brewer
Series: Essays and Studies
Subject: English & American Literature
BIC class: HRBQ53
STATUS: Available
Details updated on 01/12/2008
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Contents
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Introduction
Susheila Nasta
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Eighteenth Century Men of Letters: Ignatius Sancho and Sake Dean Mahomed
Lyn Innes
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Notes Towards Reading the New Literatures in Nineteenth Century Bengal
Firdous Azim
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Venetian Spaces: Old-New Literatures and the Ambivalent Uses of Jewish History
Bryan Cheyette
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Imagining the postcolonial writer
A Gurnah
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Reading the referent: Postcolonialism and the Writing of Modernity
Simon Gikandi
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Caribbean Creole: The Real Thing? Writing and Reading the Creole in a Selection of Women's Texts
Denise de Caires Narain
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Shamanism in Oceania: The Poetry of Albert Wendt
Briar Wood
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The Necessity of Error: Memory and Representation in the New Literatures
Dennis Walder
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