The fiction of imperialism : reading between international relations and postcolonialism

Phillip Darby

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Part I Making connections: the exclusion of politics the orientations of fiction re-reading dominance. Part 2 Situating debate: the Indo-British relationship African literature and cultural politics. Part 3 Reframing issues: fiction's silences and relocations? a postcolonial retrospect.

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