articles on walcott, orientalism, bertagna, special cluster on rushdie
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Articles
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In(sub)ordinate Speech: Mimicry as Bourdieuian Heterodoxy in Walcott’s Pantomime
Megan K. Ahern
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“Turbaned faces going by”:
James Joyce and Irish Orientalism
Lynne A. Bongiovanni
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“Not his sort of story”: Evelyn Waugh and
Pauline Melville in Guyana
Robert Ness
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A New Home in the World: Scottish Devolution, Nomadic Writing, and Supranational Citizenshipin Julie Bertagna's Exodus and Zenith
Fiona McCulloch
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Reviews
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Alexandra W. Schultheis. Regenerative Fictions: Postcolonialism,Psychoanalysis and the Nation as Family.
Wendy Faith
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Michael Chapman, ed. The Drum Decade: Storiesfrom the 1950s and Lindy Stiebel and Liz Gunner,eds. Still Beating the Drum: Critical Perspectives onLewis Nkosi.
Shane Graham
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Clara A.B. Joseph and Janet Wilson, eds. Global Fissures: Postcolonial Fusions.
Anna Guttman
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“Taking on the Tone of a Bombay Talkie”:The Function of Bombay Cinema in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children
Deepa P. Chordiya
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Rushdie and the Romantics: IntertextualPolitics in Haroun and the Sea of Stories
Daniel Roberts
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Andalusian Poetics: Rushdie’s The Moor’sLast Sigh and the Limits of Hybridity
Atef Laouyene
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