Literature: history, themes, analysis

Level 4· openalex· T10011· 350 works indexed upstreamcanonical tree

This cluster of papers explores the intersection of postcolonialism, race, gender, literature, and history within the context of power dynamics, identity formation, and the public sphere. It delves into critical theories related to colonialism, society, and the impact of historical events on contemporary cultural studies.

Works in this branch

by citations
4,123citations
Marvelous Possessions
University of Chicago Press eBooks·1991·1 author·book
1,452citations
1,419citations
Discourse Networks, 1800/1900
Stanford University Press eBooks·1990·1 author·book
1,247citations
Desire and Domestic Fiction: A Political History of the Novel.
Eighteenth-Century Studies·1989·2 authors
1,089citations
The Colonial Harem
University of Minnesota Press eBooks·1986·1 author·book
912citations
The Velvet Glove
University of California Press eBooks·1994·1 author·book
908citations
621citations
619citations
Color of violence: the Incite! anthology
Choice Reviews Online·2007·other
507citations
Crude Chronicles
Duke University Press eBooks·2004·1 author·book
486citations
Neither Black Nor White Yet Both
Oxford University Press eBooks·1997·1 author·book
464citations
Carnal Knowledge and Imperial Power
University of California Press eBooks·2010·1 author·book
432citations
430citations
Passing and the Fictions of Identity
Duke University Press eBooks·1996·book
408citations
Falling from Grace
University of California Press eBooks·1988·1 author·book
407citations
Desire and Domestic Fiction
·1990·1 author·book
381citations
ONE. Carnal Knowledge and Imperial Power
University of California Press eBooks·1991·1 author·chapter
375citations
374citations
342citations
Sentimental Figures of Empire in Eighteenth-Century Britain and France
Johns Hopkins University Press eBooks·2006·1 author·book
340citations
The Empire of Love
Duke University Press eBooks·2006·1 author·book
324citations