POSTCOLONIAL INTERVENTIONS
Postcolonial Interventions Vol. IV, Issue 2 (June 2019)
Editor’s Note Abin Chakraborty
Featured Article:
Mursed Alam & Anindya S Purakayastha: Globalectics of the Border-Subaltern: Postcolonial Justice in a Time of Crisis Diaspora
- Amanda González Izquierdo – From Epistemic Translations to Decolonial Encounters: Towards an Ethics of Reciprocity in the Academia
- Suzanne LaLonde – Post-Colonial Healing through Environmental Justice: A Psychoanalytic Reading of J.M.G. Le Clézio’s Literature
- Zachary Vincent Bordas – Constant Surveillance: Criticism of a ‘Disciplinary Society’ and the Paradox of Agency in Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire
- Bhushan Sharma & Anurag Kumar – Learning from the Outsider Within: The Sociological Significance of Dalit Women’s Life Narratives
- Paul Woods – A Tale of Two Siti’s: Parallel Representations of Foreign Domestic Helpers in their own Poetry and in Singapore Society
- Saima Bashir and Sohail Ahmad Saeed – Contemporary Arab Petrofiction: Opening up Biopolitical Spaces for the Dispossessed
- Praveen Sewgobind – Kwakoe, Baba and Mai: Revisiting Dutch Colonialism in Suriname
- Kavita Malstead – Negotiating Borders of the Indian Diasporic Identity
- Shibaji Mridha – Trauma of Colonial/Postcolonial Entanglement: Something Torn and New in Weep Not, Child
- Sagnik Yadaw & Rupsha Roy Chowdhury – Resisting the Apocalypse: Representing the Anthropocene in Indian English Literature
Review
Saswat Samai Das & Deepak Mathew – Review of India After Modi: Populism and the Right by Ajay Gudavarthy.
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