Recasting the world: writing after colonialism

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Introduction Jonathon White Educating the Savages - Melville, Bloom, and the Rhetoric of Imperialist Instruction, Jerry Phillips Four Hundred Years of Silence - Myth, History, and Motherhood in Toni Morrison's Beloved, Sally Keenan V.S. Naipaul and the Post-Colonial Order - Reading In a Free State, Dennis Walder The Profit of Language - George Lamming and the PostColonial Novel, Peter Hulme Unsystematic Fingers at the Conditions of the Times - Afropop and the Paradoxes of Imperialism, Neil Lazarus From Fretful Sleepers to Juice Extractors - Versions of the 1951 Waterfront Dispute in New Zealand Writing, 1952-1985, Lawrence Jones Late Landings - Some Reflections of Belatedness in Australian and Canadian Literature, Carolyn Wasel Prisoners and Spiders Surrounded by Signs - Post-Modernism and the Post-Colonial Gaze in Contemporary Australian Culture, Patrick Fuery Politics and the Individual in the Modernist Historical Novel - Gordimer and Rushdie, Jonathan White Reading Travel Writing, Jim Philip.

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