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Postcolonial Literatures in English: Sources and Resources - 5: Black and South Asian British Literatures

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Postcolonial Literatures in English have emerged as a vital area of global research. This series of introductory readers encompasses South Asian, Australian, New Zealand and Pacific, African, Canadian, Black and South Asian British, and Caribbean Literatures. The edited collections aim to assist students and educators in exploring the diverse cultural networks stemming from the British Empire and Commonwealth. Each volume features an introduction outlining key trends and developments in the region, along with further reading recommendations. The specificities of each region are examined through the lenses of history, identity, language, education, movements, and genres, as well as transcultural perspectives. A significant legacy of the British Empire is the presence of black and South Asian individuals in Britain, who have contributed to the multicultural society we recognize today. Their influence spans various fields, including sport, music, literature, and film, prompting a reevaluation of British culture and the concept of “Britishness.” This volume traces their literary history from the 17th century to the present, featuring a wide range of writings such as slave narratives, essays, and poetry. The selected texts illuminate the historical, political, and social contexts influencing the literary contributions of black and South Asian individuals, addressing issues like slavery, racism, and identity. This collection celebra

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Postcolonial Literatures in English: Sources and Resources - 5: Black and South Asian British Literatures, Anne Fuchs, Geoffrey V. Davis

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2018
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Titolo
Postcolonial Literatures in English: Sources and Resources - 5: Black and South Asian British Literatures
Lingua
Inglese
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
304
ISBN10
3868217665
ISBN13
9783868217667
Serie
Descrizione
Postcolonial Literatures in English have emerged as a vital area of global research. This series of introductory readers encompasses South Asian, Australian, New Zealand and Pacific, African, Canadian, Black and South Asian British, and Caribbean Literatures. The edited collections aim to assist students and educators in exploring the diverse cultural networks stemming from the British Empire and Commonwealth. Each volume features an introduction outlining key trends and developments in the region, along with further reading recommendations. The specificities of each region are examined through the lenses of history, identity, language, education, movements, and genres, as well as transcultural perspectives. A significant legacy of the British Empire is the presence of black and South Asian individuals in Britain, who have contributed to the multicultural society we recognize today. Their influence spans various fields, including sport, music, literature, and film, prompting a reevaluation of British culture and the concept of “Britishness.” This volume traces their literary history from the 17th century to the present, featuring a wide range of writings such as slave narratives, essays, and poetry. The selected texts illuminate the historical, political, and social contexts influencing the literary contributions of black and South Asian individuals, addressing issues like slavery, racism, and identity. This collection celebra