Contents
V 9 N 2 - Fall 2002
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Articles
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| The Pretexts and Pretenses of Hybridity in Ligon's True and Exact History (1657; 1673) | Keith Sandiford |
1
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| Telling the Truth Commission: Representing the TRC at Home and Abroad | Simon Lewis |
25
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| India, Popular Theater, and Satire: Samuel Foote's The Nabob | Stephen Gregg |
47
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| Translating Hybridity in Vikram Seth's A Suitable Boy | Anna Guttman |
61
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| "My heart it beat like a drum": Transference as Therapeutic Performance in Raja Rao's Kanthapura |
Jason Mezey |
73
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| Antonio Gramsci and Postcolonial Theory: Toward Useable Definitions and a General Theory for Postcolonial Historians |
Patrick Jung |
95
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| Imagining Independent India: Japan as a Model for Indian Nationalism, 1895-1918 | Bart Moore-Gilbert |
123
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Review Essays
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| The State of Postcolonial American Studies | Jeff Karem |
135
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| States of Knowledge: The Politics of Everyday Culture | Deepika Bahri |
145
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| Postcolonialism and Travel Writing | Sara Mills |
151
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Book Reviews
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| Heaven's Edge , by Romesh Gunesekera |
Mark Dallas |
163
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| A History of Black and Asian Writing in Britain 1700-2000, by C.L. Innes |
Pushpa Naidu Parekh |
166
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| Travel and Ethnology in the Renaissance: South India Through European Eyes, by Joan Pau Rubics |
Merigala Gabriel |
171
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| Medicine and Colonial Identity, edited by Mary Sutphen and Bridie Andrews |
Ajoy K. Baksi |
177
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| German Women for Empire, 1884-1945, by Lora Wildenthal |
David Robinson |
180
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| The Future of Freedom: Illiberal Democracy at Home and Abroad, by Fareed Zakaria |
Amardeep Singh |
184
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