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| Michelle Cliff’s Abeng and the Troping of Disability in Postcolonial Literature | Tracy Stephens |
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| Power-In-Passivity: A Study of the Body and the Female Recognition in Jamaica Kincaid’s Lucy | Ángela Castro |
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| “He Comes of a Soldier Breed”: the Anglo-Boer War, Imperial Health, and the Rise of the Medical Inspection in British Schools |
Matthew Connolly |
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| Cross-Genre Modes in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children and Thomas Moore’s Lalla Rookh | Joey S. Kim |
51
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| An American Kipling: Colonial Discourse, Settler Culture, and the Hollywood Studio System in George Stevens’ Gunga Din |
Jerod Ra’Del Hollyfield |
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Review Essay
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| Postcolonial Detectives Worth Exploring | Ed Christian |
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Book Reviews
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| South Asian Racialization and Belonging After 9/11: Masks of Threat edited by Aparajita De |
Mitali P. Wong |
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| A History of Indian Poetry in English by Rosinka Chaudhuri |
Mitali P. Wong |
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| A Country without Borders: Poems and Stories of Kashmir by Lalita Pandit Hogan |
Jaishree K. Odin |
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