Postcolonial criticism: history, theory and the work of fiction

Abstract

Introduction: Postcolonial criticism and the work of Fiction. Chapter 1: Colonialism and colonial discourse. Chapter 2: Racism, realism and the question of historical context. Chapter 3: 'Race', reading and identification. Chapter 4: Representation, representativity and minor literatures. Chapter 5: Writing and voice: women, nationalism and the literary self. Chapter 6: Conclusion: literature and the work of criticism. Chapter 7: Afterword: theory and relativism (Fanon's position). Notes. References and Bibliography. Index

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