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List of Contributors. Foreword: Upon Reading the Companion to Postcolonial Studies (Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Columbia University). Acknowledgments. Mission Impossible: Introducing Postcolonial Studies in the US Academy (Henry Schwarz, Georgetown University). Part I: Historical And Theoretical Issues. 1. Imperialism, Colonialism, Postcolonialism (Neil Larsen, University of California at Davis). 2. Postcolonial Feminism/Postcolonialism and Feminism (Rajeswari Sunder Rajan, George Washington University; You-me Park, George Washington University). 3. Heterogeneity and Hybridity: Colonial Legacy, Postcolonial Heresy (David Theo Goldberg, Arizona State University). 4. Postcolonialism and Postmodernism (Ato Quayson, Pembroke College). 5. Postcolonial Studies in the House of US Multiculturalism (Jenny Sharpe, University of California at Los Angeles). 6.Global Capital and Transnationalism (Crystal Bartolovich, Syracuse University). Part II: The Local And The Global. 7. A Vindication of Double Consciousness (Doris Sommer, Harvard University). 8. Human Understanding and (Latin) American Interests - The Politics and Sensibilities of Geohistorical Locations (Walter D. Mignolo, Duke University). 9. US Imperialism: Global Dominance without Colonies (Donald E. Pease, Dartmouth College). 10. Indigenousness and Indigeneity ( Jace Weaver, Yale University). 11. Creolization, Orality, and Nation Language in the Caribbean (Supriya Nair, Tulane University). 12. Middle-class Consciousness and Patriotic Literature in South Asia (Sumit Sarkar, Delhi University). 13. Africa: Varied Colonial Legacies (Tejumola Olaniyan, University of Virginia). 14. The "Middle East"? Or ... / Arabic Literature and the Postcolonial Predicament (Magda M. Al-Nowaihi, Columbia University). 15. King Kong in Hong kong: Watching the "Handover" from the USA (Rey Chow, Brown University). 16. Japan and East Asia (Sandra Buckley, State University of New York at Albany). 17. Intellectuals, Theosophy, and Failed Narratives of the Nation in Late Colonial Java (Laurie J. Sears, University of Washington). 18. Settler Colonies (Anna Johnston, University of Queensland); Alan Lawson, University of Queensland). 19. Ireland After History (David Lloyd, Scripps College). 20. Global Disjunctures, Diasporic Differences, and the New World (Dis-)Order (Ali Behdad, University of California at Los Angeles). 21. Home, Homo, Hybrid: Translating Gender (Geeta Patel, Wellesley College). Part III: The Inventiveness Of Theory. 22. Humanism in Question: Fanon and Said (Anthony C. Alessandrini, Kent State University). 23. Spivak and Bhaba (Bart Moore-Gilbert, Goldsmiths College). 24. A Small History of Subaltern Studies (Dipesh Chakrabarty, University of Chicago). 25. Feminist Theory in Perspective (Ipshita Chandra, Jadavpur University). 26. Global Gay Formations and Local Homosexualities (Katie King, University of Maryland, College Park). Part IV: Cultural Studies And Postcolonialism. 27. Rethinking English: Postcolonial English Studies (Gaurav Desai, Tulane University). 28. Postcolonial Legality (Upendra Baxi, University of Warwick). 29. Race, Gender, Class, Postcolonialism: Toward a New Humanistic Paradigm? (Bruce Robbins, Rutgers University). Postscript: Popular Perceptions of Postcolonial Studies After 9/11 (Sangeeta Ray, University of Maryland, College Park). Index. |