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With An A-z Of The Key Writers And Thinkers Central To Contemporary Postcolonial Study, And Featuring Historical Maps And Full Cross-referencing Throughout, This Is A Comprehensive Introduction To The History Of The Great European Empires And The Cultural Legacies They Left In Their Wake. 1. Introduction / John Mcleod -- Pt. I. The Colonial Empires -- 2. The British Empire / Máire Ní Fhlathúin -- 3. The French Empire / Charles Forsdick -- 4. The Spanish And Portuguese Empires / Claire Taylor -- Pt. Ii. Postcolonial Locations -- 5. Africa: North And Sub-saharan / David Murphy -- 6. Australasia / Alice Brittan -- 7. Canada / Mark Shackleton -- 8. The Caribbean / Melanie Otto -- 9. Ireland / Luz Mar González Arias -- 10. Latin America / Claire Taylor -- 11. Southern Africa / Kai Easton -- 12. South And East Asia / Anshuman Mondal -- 13. Diaspora / James Procter -- Pt. Iii. Postcolonial Formulations -- 14. Poststructuralist Formulations / Stephen Morton -- 15. Culturalist Formulations / James Procter -- 16. Materialist Formulations / David Murphy -- 17. Psychological Formulations / Abigail Ward -- Pt. Iv. A-z: Forty Contemporary Postcolonial Writers And Thinkers. Editor, John Mcleod. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates the historical development of European colonial empires and the subsequent cultural, political, and theoretical frameworks that define contemporary postcolonial studies. John McLeod, a prominent scholar in the field, curates a collection of essays from various experts to map the complex legacy of imperialism. The text provides a structured examination of colonial history, regional postcolonial locations, and the diverse theoretical formulations that have shaped academic discourse on the subject.
What You Will Find
Experts and academics frequently cite this volume as a foundational reference for students entering the field of postcolonial studies. Readers often note the academic density of the prose, which is balanced by the inclusion of helpful cross-referencing and historical maps.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
2007-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203358082
ISBN-13:
9780203358085
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