Haunted Nations: The Colonial Dimensions of Multiculturalisms

Sneja Marina Gunew

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Introduction: Situated Multiculturalisms 1. The Terms of (Multi) Cultural Difference Part 1: Haunted Nations 2. Colonial Hauntings: The Colonial Seeds of Multiculturalism 3. Corporeal Choreographies of Transnational English Part 2: Abjected Bodies 4. A Text with Subtitles: Performing Ethnicity 5. Acoustic Transgressions and Identity Politics: A Translated Performance Part 3: (Un)Civilized Communities 6. Somatic Choreographies: Public Spaces Private Belongings 7. Can Ghosts Emigrate? Diaspora, Exile and Community Conclusion: Transcultural Improvisations

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