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A Companion to Postcolonial Studies
Henry Schwarz (Edited by), Schwarz (Author), Sangeeta Ray (Edited by)
9780631206620, Wiley
Hardback, published 13 December 1999
600 pages
25.4 x 17.8 x 4.1 cm, 1.219 kg
"The present volume is one of the largest and most intellectually ambitious collections of essays to emerge in the past decade. Highly recommended, upper-division undergraduates and above in social science and humanities." (Choice)
This volume examines the tumultuous changes that have occurred and are still occurring in the aftermath of European colonization of the globe from 1492 to 1947.
List of Contributors ix Foreword: Upon Reading the Companion to Postcolonial Studies xv Acknowledgments xxiii Mission Impossible: Introducing Postcolonial Studies in the US Academy 1 Part I: Historical and Theoretical Issues 21 1 Imperialism, Colonialism, Postcolonialism 23 2 Postcolonial Feminism/Postcolonialism and Feminism 53 3 Heterogeneity and Hybridity: Colonial Legacy, Postcolonial Heresy 72 4 Postcolonialism and Postmodernism 87 5 Postcolonial Studies in the House of US Multiculturalism 112 6 Global Capital and Transnationalism 126 Part II: The Local and the Global 163 7 A Vindication of Double Consciousness 165 8 Human Understanding and (Latin) American Interests – The Politics and Sensibilities of Geohistorical Locations 180 9 US Imperialism: Global Dominance without Colonies 203 10 Indigenousness and Indigeneity 221 11 Creolization, Orality, and Nation Language in the Caribbean 236 12 “Middle-class” Consciousness and Patriotic Literature in South Asia 252 13 Africa: Varied Colonial Legacies 269 14 The “Middle East”? Or . . . /Arabic Literature and the Postcolonial Predicament 282 15 King Kong in Hong Kong: Watching the “Handover” from the USA 304 16 Japan and East Asia 319 17 Intellectuals, Theosophy, and Failed Narratives of the Nation in Late Colonial Java 333 18 Settler Colonies 360 19 Ireland After History 377 20 Global Disjunctures, Diasporic Differences, and the New World (Dis-)Order 396 21 Home, Homo, Hybrid: Translating Gender 410 Part III: The Inventiveness of Theory 429 22 Humanism in Question: Fanon and Said 431 23 Spivak and Bhabha 451 24 A Small History of Subaltern Studies 467 25 Feminist Theory in Perspective 486 26 Global Gay Formations amd Local Homosexualities 508 Part IV: Cultural Studies and the Accommodation of Postcolonialism 521 27 Rethinking English: Postcolonial English Studies 523 28 Postcolonial Legality 540 29 Race, Gender, Class, Postcolonialism: Toward a New Humanistic Paradigm? 556 Postscript: Popular Perceptions of Postcolonial Studies after 9/11 574 Index 584
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
Henry Schwarz
Neil Larsen
Rajeswari Sunder Rajan and You-me Park
David Theo Goldberg
Ato Quayson
Jenny Sharpe
Crystal Bartolovich
Doris Sommer
Walter D. Mignolo
Donald E. Pease
Jace Weaver
Supriya Nair
Sumit Sarkar
Tejumola Olaniyan
Magda M. Al-Nowaihi
Rey Chow
Sandra Buckley
Laurie J. Sears
Anna Johnston and Alan Lawson
David Lloyd
Ali Behdad
Geeta Patel
Anthony C. Alessandrini
Bart Moore-Gilbert
Dipesh Chakrabarty
Ipshita Chanda
Katie King
Gaurav Desai
Upendra Baxi
Bruce Robbins
Sangeeta Ray
Subject Areas: Literature: history & criticism [DS]
