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Issue Details: First known date: 1997... 1997 Teaching Post-Colonialism and Post-Colonial Literatures
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This volume addresses the multiplicity of issues concerning the presentations to students of post colonial literature. The collection focuses upon the specific strategies for teaching post-colonial literature within particular political environments. Further, it offers course outlines covering the literature of a number of post-colonial regions. The individual chapters survey the changes and ideas in the discourse of "Commonwealth literatuer" since the emergence of this particular field. The essays are historical, formulating a cohesive sense of past and present.

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  • Contents indexed selectively

Contents

* Contents derived from the Aarhus,
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Denmark,
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Scandinavia, Western Europe, Europe,:Aarhus University Press , 1997 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
An Interview With Anna Rutherford, Anne Collett (interviewer), single work interview (p. 22-29)
Firing the Can(n)on: Teaching Post-Colonialism in A Pacific Context, Lars Jensen , single work criticism (p. 148-154)
The Politics of Post-Colonial Reading Practices as They Relate to the Work of Aboriginal Writers, Kathryn Trees , single work criticism
This article ... 'demonstrates the links between the political and the literary, and shows how the teaching of Aboriginal literature is particularly necessary, although fraught with pitfalls, in a society where the majority of the population know little about the country's Indigenous peoples.' (Source: Abstracts in Teaching Post-Colonialism and Post-Colonial Literature)
 (p. 155-159)
Trial, Tribulations, and Ironies of Teaching Post-colonialism as 'English I' in an Australian University, Russell McDougall , single work criticism (p. 174-190)
Note: With an epilogue by Sue Hosking, pp.190-196.
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