Postcolonial CriticismB. J. Moore-Gilbert, Gareth Stanton, Willy Maley Longman, 1997 - 301 páginas Postcolonial theory is a relatively new area in critical contemporary studies, having its foundations in the study of colonial discourse, neo-colonialism and Commonwealth literature. This reader contains 13 essays focusing on colonial discourse, covering such topics as the decolonization of African literature; literary studies and British rule in India; literature of modern Europe; language of class; and the ideologies of immigration. |
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Heart of Darkness | 112 |
EDWARD W SAID Orientalism Reconsidered | 126 |
GAYATRI C SPIVAK Three Womens Texts and a Critique | 145 |
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