| Popis: |
This absorbing anthology springs from a feeling of discontent with the uses of postcolonialism in recent academic practice. Over the years, the concept has become rather fuzzy, encompassing everything and anything, and being used in universities as an excuse for marketing the “other.” The territory of postcolonialism has extended beyond recognition. Going against the grain, the editors of this anthology, and indeed the authors whose texts are offered to the reader, seek firmly to relocate pos... |
