Postmodern literature and race /
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. ONE POSTMODERN PROBLEMATICS
- 1. Critical Histories: Postcolonialism, Postmodernism, and Race / Bill Ashcroft
- 2. Race and the Crisis of the Postmodern Social Novel / Madhu Dubey
- 3. Worlded Localisms: Cosmopolitics Writ Small / David James
- pt. TWO RACE AND PERFORMATIVITY
- 4. X-Ray Detectives: Ishmael Reed, Clarence Major and Black Postmodern Detective Fiction / Bran Nicol
- 5. Performing Identity: Intertextuality, Race and Difference in the South Asian Novel in English / Peter Morey
- 6. Performing Race in Caryl Phillips's Dancing in the Dark / Abigail Ward
- 7. Appropriate Appropriation? Ishmael Reed's Neo-HooDoo and Flannery O'Connor's Artificial Negroes / John N. Duvall
- pt. THREE NATIONS AND BELONGING
- 8. `How SCOTTISH I am': Alasdair Gray, Race and Neo-nationalism / Len Platt
- 9. `Justabit-Racist': Dubravka Ugresic, Cosmopolitanism and the Post-Yugoslav Condition / Vedrana Velickovic
- 10. Postmodern Prose and the Discourse of the `Cultural Jew': The Cases of Mailer and Foer / David Witzling
- 11. Race, Comedy and Tourism: The Hideous Embarrassments of Will Self's The Butt / David Punter
- pt. FOUR REVISING METANARRATIVES
- 12. White Male Nostalgia in Don DeLillo's Underworld / Tim Engles
- 13. Postmodern Revisions of Englishness: Rushdie, Barnes, Ballard / Nick Bentley
- 14. Whiteness of David Foster Wallace / Samuel Cohen
- pt. FIVE POSTRACIAL FUTURES?
- 15. After the First Decade: Revisiting the Work of Zadie Smith / Philip Tew
- 16. Racial Neoliberalism and Whiteness in Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow / Sue J. Kim
- 17. `Some Kind of Black': Black British Historiographic Metafictions and the Postmodern Politics of Race / Sara Upstone.