Contents -- Volume 8, numbers 1 & 2, 2001
| Title | Author | Page |
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| Hanif Kureishi: An Interview | Feroza Jussawalla | 1 |
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| Mappings
of Space and Imagination: The Multicultural City in M.G. Vassanji's Uhuru Street and No New Land |
Rocío G. Davis | 27 |
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| Evolution, Entropy, and the Construction of Empire in Kipling's The Naulahka | Kristine Swenson | 45 |
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| "Musing
Among the Posts": Reflections on the Postcolonial and some Irish Novels |
Roberta Gefter Wondrich | 59 |
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| Voracious
Cannibals, Rapacious Pirates, and Colonial Castaways on the Empire Island |
Rebecca Weaver-Hightower | 81 |
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| Minor
Literature and "The Skeleton of Sense": Anorexia, Franz
Kafka's "A Hunger Artist," and J.M. Coetzee's Life and Time of Michael K |
Laura Wright | 109 |
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| Alternative
childhoods: M.M Kaye's The Sun in the Morning and Penelope Lively's Oleander, Jacarand |
Rosalia Baena | 125 |
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| "Obscured
by History's Blinkers": Place-ing Agency and Identity within
the Global and the Local in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things |
Cara Cilano | 143 |
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| "Never
be led by a female . . .": Masculinity and Power in Solomon Plaatje's Mhudi |
Shannon Young | 163 |
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| Letter from Johannesburg | Rohan Quince | 185 |
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| Review Essay: What's Wrong with Postcolonial Theory | Patrick Hogan | 193 |
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| Review Essay: Satyajit Ray and Indian Modernity | Keya Ganguly | 223 |
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| Book Reviews | |||
| Right-Wing
Populism in America: Too Close for Comfort, by Chip Berlet and Matthew N. Lyons |
Ellen Messer-Davidow | 231 |
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| A Time for
Tea: Women, Labor, and Post/Colonial Politics on an Indian Plantation, by Piya Chatterjee |
Bishnupriya Ghosh | 236 |
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| Postmodernism
and China, edited by Arif Dirlik and Xudong Zhang |
Pidi Zhang | 239 |
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| Shakespeare
in South Africa: Stage Productions During the Apartheid Era, by Rohan Quince |
David L. Dudley | 245 |
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| Canonization,
Colonization, Decolonization: A Comparative Study of Political and Caritical Works by Minority Writers (v. 4 in Many Voices: Ethnic Literatures of the Americas series), by Seodial F.H. Deena |
Simon Lewis | 249 |
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| George Eliot
and the British Empire, by Nancy Henry |
Tom Lloyd | 251 |
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Caryl
Phillips, |
Christine W. Sizemore | 253 |
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| Performing
Shakespeare in the Age of Empire, by Richard Foulkes |
Shawn Smith | 257 |
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| Branded by
Law: Looking at India's Denotified Tribes, by Dilip D'Souza |
Paulus Pimomo | 260 |
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| Postcolonial
Plays: An Anthology, edited by Helen Gilbert |
Waqas Khwaja | 263 |
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| Looking for
Maya, by Atima Srivastava |
Phyllis Surrency Dallas | 268 |
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| Literature,
Partition and the Nation State: Culture and Conflict in Ireland, Israel and Palestine, by Joe Cleary |
Jamil Khader | 271 |
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