Contents
V 1 N 1 - Fall 1993
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| Title | Author | Page |
| The State of Commonwealth Literature: Keynote Address | Margaret Bass | 1 |
| Writing Violence: Bodies and Signs in J.M. Coetzee's Foe | Russell Samolsky | 6 |
| "Wetin you say make I do?" An Approach to Teaching African Literature to American College Students |
John Rooks | 14 |
| Construction of the Female Subject in Postcolonial Literature: Tsitsi Dangarembga's Nervous Condition |
Khani Begum | 21 |
| The Two Indias of V.S. Naipaul | Ghazala F. Hashmi | 28 |
| Nigerian Fiction: Coming Of Age | Hugh Brown | 34 |
| Personal Politics and Solitary Survival: The Female Consciousness of July's People | Pamela Rooks | 40 |
| Robert Kroetsch's Rhetoric of Disclosure in The Sad Phoenician | Mitali Pati | 48 |
| Gender and Identity in Anita Desai's Novels | Jayshree Kak Odin | 57 |
| Patrick White and "Multi-Textuality" | Robert Ross | 70 |
| The Lotus and the Chinar: Kashmir in a Historical Outline | Subhash Kak | 73 |
| Disappearance Through Integration: Three Maori Writers Retaliate | Patrick D. Morrow | 92 |
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