Journals Higher Education

$43.95

Paperback

Published: 08 December 2005

368 Pages | 111 maps

ISBN: 9780199253715


Also Available As:

Ebook


Bookseller Code (06)

Colonial and Postcolonial Literature

Second Edition

Elleke Boehmer

  • As a critical overview of colonial writing and of postcolonialism, this title remains unparalleled for its historical breadth and the clarity of its theoretical discussion. Ten years after first publication it continues to be prescribed on undergraduate and MA courses around the world and has helped to establish and define the postcolonial field. The expanded and revised edition will confirm this standing.
  • An accessible historical narrative (backed up by a useful Chronology, 1719-2003) situates key colonial and postcolonial developments, texts and cultural figures, from Joseph Conrad and R. L. Stevenson, through to Salman Rushdie and Manju Kapur.
  • In a notoriously complex field, important theoretical terms and issues are illuminated by way of close readings of key texts, but without ever losing subtlety in favour of accessibility.
  • The updated, fully annotated bibliography comprises a uniquely valuable teaching tool.
  • An expanded final chapter and conclusion explore the challenges facing postcolonial studies in the twenty-first century.

$43.95

Paperback

Published: 08 December 2005

368 Pages | 111 maps

ISBN: 9780199253715


Also Available As:

Ebook


Bookseller Code (06)

Colonial and Postcolonial Literature

Second Edition

Elleke Boehmer

  • As a critical overview of colonial writing and of postcolonialism, this title remains unparalleled for its historical breadth and the clarity of its theoretical discussion. Ten years after first publication it continues to be prescribed on undergraduate and MA courses around the world and has helped to establish and define the postcolonial field. The expanded and revised edition will confirm this standing.
  • An accessible historical narrative (backed up by a useful Chronology, 1719-2003) situates key colonial and postcolonial developments, texts and cultural figures, from Joseph Conrad and R. L. Stevenson, through to Salman Rushdie and Manju Kapur.
  • In a notoriously complex field, important theoretical terms and issues are illuminated by way of close readings of key texts, but without ever losing subtlety in favour of accessibility.
  • The updated, fully annotated bibliography comprises a uniquely valuable teaching tool.
  • An expanded final chapter and conclusion explore the challenges facing postcolonial studies in the twenty-first century.

$43.95

Paperback

Published: 08 December 2005

368 Pages | 111 maps

ISBN: 9780199253715


Also Available As:

Ebook


Bookseller Code (06)