Comparing postcolonial literatures dislocations
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New York :
St. Martin's Press
2000.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Postcolonial studies and Ireland / C.L. Innes
- Crossing the hyphen of history / Willy Maley
- The politics of hybridity / Gerry Smyth
- Inside-out, literature, cultural identity, and Irish migration to England / Aidan Arrowsmith
- States of dislocation, William Trevor's Felicia's journey and Maurice Leitch's Gilchrist / Liam Harte and Lance Pettitt
- It's a free country / Geraldine Stoneham
- I came all the way from Cuba so I could speak like this? / Nara Araújo
- Border anxieties, race and psychoanalysis / David Marriott
- Nationalism's brandings, women's bodies and narratives of the partition / Sujala Singh
- Internalized exiles, three Bolivian writers / Keith Richards
- Writing other lives, nNtive American (post)coloniality and collaborative (auto)biography / Susan Forsyth
- "The limits of goodwill," the values and dangers of revisionism in Keneally's "aboriginal" novels / Denise Vernon
- The trickster at the border, cross-cultural dialogues in the Caribbean / Patricia Murray
- Between speech and writing, "la nouvelle littérature antillaise?" / Sam Haigh
- Hybrid texts, family, state, and empire in a poem by black Cuban poet Excilia Saldaña / Catherine Davies
- Beyond Manicheism, Derek Walcott's Henri Christophe and Dream on Monkey Mountain / John Thieme
- "Canvas of blood," Okigbo's African modernism / David Richards
- Closing statement, apprenticeship to the furies / Wilson Harris.