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Cover image for Situating Caribbean literature and criticism in multicultural and postcolonial studies

Situating Caribbean literature and criticism in multicultural and postcolonial studies

Joyner Library - General Stacks
Call Number: PN 849.C3 D43 2009
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Canonization, colonization, decolonization

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Canonization, colonization, decolonization

Joyner Library - Ronnie Barnes African American Collection
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Salman Rushdie's global philosophy

  • 2014
  • Format: Book
Joyner Library - General Stacks
Call Number: PR6068.U757 Z87 2014
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From around the globe

  • 2007
  • Format: Book
Joyner Library - General Stacks
Call Number: PN56.B5 F67 2007
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Love in postcolonial times

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Cover image for Multiculturalism as an alternative to nihilism in Jamaica Kincaid's The autobiography of my mother and Sam Selvon's The lonely Londoners

Multiculturalism as an alternative to nihilism in Jamaica Kincaid's The autobiography of my mother and Sam Selvon's The lonely Londoners

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The mimicking of oral traditions in African American literature

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Overcoming marginalization and discovering identity through literacy in representative works of multi-ethnic literature

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Postcolonial African American female writers and their three-way battle against imperialism, canonization, and sexism

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