Essays and studies, 2000 : Reading the "new" literatures in a postcolonial era
Susheila Nasta (Editor, Author), Catherine Lynette Innes (Author), Firdous Azim (Author), Bryan Cheyette (Author), Abdulrazak Gurnah (Author), Simon Gikandi (Author), Denise DeCaires Narain (Author), Briar Wood (Author), Dennis Walder (Author), English Association
Essays on the contribution of African, Caribbean, Asian and diaspora writers to 'English' literature.
Print Book, English, ©2000
D.S. Brewer, Cambridge [England], ©2000
Aufsatzsammlung
172 pages ; 22 cm.
9780859916011, 0859916014
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Introduction - Susheila NastaEighteenth Century Men of Letters: Ignatius Sancho and Sake Dean Mahomed - Lyn InnesNotes Towards Reading the New Literatures in Nineteenth Century Bengal - Firdous AzimVenetian Spaces: Old-New Literatures and the Ambivalent Uses of Jewish History - Bryan CheyetteImagining the postcolonial writer - A GurnahReading the referent: Postcolonialism and the Writing of Modernity - Simon GikandiCaribbean Creole: The Real Thing? Writing and Reading the Creole in a Selection of Women's Texts - Denise de Caires NarainShamanism in Oceania: The Poetry of Albert Wendt - Briar WoodThe Necessity of Error: Memory and Representation in the New Literatures - Dennis Walder
Essays and studies 2000 is volume fifty-three in the new series of essays and studies collected on behalf of the English Association