后殖民文学的核心概念/原版文学核心概念丛书

《后殖民文学的核心概念》是“原版文学核心概 念丛书”之一，详细介绍和分析后殖民主义文学和文 学批评。从殖民主义到后殖民主义，作者吉纳·维斯 克追溯了文学发生的历史文化背景以及各种文学种类 。

吉纳·维斯克(Gina Wisker), is Head of the Centre for Learning and Teaching at the University of Brighton, where she also teaches literature. Previously the Director of Learning and Teaching Development at Anglia Ruskin University, she publishes in both learning and teaching, and literature, and her titles include The Postgraduate Research Handbook, The Good Supervisor and Postcolonial and African American Women's Writing: A Critical Introduction.

General Editors' Preface Acknowledgements General Introduction Contexts: History, Politics, Culture Introduction Imperial and colonial periods and terms Aboriginal/indigenous people Anti-colonialism Apartheid Cannibal Caribbean Colonialism and imperialism Commonwealth Decolonisation Diasporan writers Difference and dialogue Discourse Fanon, Frantz (1925-61) Independence Land rights Nation and nationalism Neocolonialism Pan-Africanism Postcolonial discourse Postcolonialism and feminism Resistance Rewriting history Settler societies SS Empire Windrush Terra Nullius Tricontinentalism 2 Texts: Themes, Issues, Concepts Introduction Aboriginal literature Aboriginal writing: testimony, tale-telling and women's experience Anti-apartheid political writing Challenges to empire Colonial status and cultural inequalities Cultural change Diaspora Forms of writing - identity and subjectivity Gender and convention: African women's novels Language, discourse, culture and power: reclaiming/rewriting language and power Literature and politics Mother Africa, Mother India, motherhood, mothering Myths of adapting and replaying Nation language Nationhood and women's equality New literatures in English New views of indigenous people - questioning the record Oral-based literature, oral literature Patriarchy and colonised women Performance poetry Postcolonial Gothic Postcolonialism and feminism Postcolonial settler writing Recuperating and rewriting history Semi-fictionalised autobiography The last outpost of colonisation: rewriting the coloniser's homeland, from the inside 3 Criticism: Approaches, Theory, Practice Introduction Some of the major issues Carnival Colonial discourse Commonwealth literature Cosmopolitanism Critical issues: location and difference Essentialism Fanon, Frantz (1925-61) Global citizenship and cosmopolitanism Hobson, John A. (1858-1940) Hybridity Mimicry Nation language Negritude Postcolonial Gothic Postcolonial theory Said, Edward (1935-2003) and Orientalism Speaking about or for Others Spivak, Gayatri Chakravorty (1942-) Chronology References General Index Index of Works Cited