Extravagant postcolonialism : modernism and modernity in anglophone fiction, 1958-1988 / Brian May.
By: May, Brian
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523 PAL-A Asteroseismology | 523.01 MRA-I Illustrated handbook of astrophysics | 523.1 LUM-W Wraparound universe | 523.1 MAY-C Extravagant postcolonialism : | 523.1 TUR-C Cosmology: | 523.1125 DYS-P The physics of the interstellar medium / | 523.2 PUL-A Auroral dynamics and space weather/ |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-238) and index.
Memorials to modernity: postcolonial pilgrimage in V. S. Naipaul and Salman Rushdie -- Chinua Achebe: tradition and the talent for individuality -- Modernism re(d-)dressed : interrogativity and individuality in Jean Rhys -- Nadine Gordimer: the conservationist as conversationist -- J. M. Coetzee: a question of the body, and an answer -- Conclusion: postcolonial modernism, postcolonial humanism.
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