Beyond Francophone postcolonial studies: exploring the ends of comparison

[P]ostcolonial studies has the potential to assemble new communities and networks of people who are joined by the common political and ethical commitment to challenging and questioning the practices and consequences of domination and subordination. Anyone can do it. We all come to things from our ow...

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Published inModern languages open
Main Author Forsdick, Charles
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Catalan
Published Liverpool University Press 08.05.2015
Subjects
Communities
Networks
Postcolonial
Postcolonialism
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Summary:[P]ostcolonial studies has the potential to assemble new communities and networks of people who are joined by the common political and ethical commitment to challenging and questioning the practices and consequences of domination and subordination. Anyone can do it. We all come to things from our own positions, of course, and we are each of us enabled and blinkered by the location of our standpoint; but we all something to learn from, and contribute to, postcolonial studies.
ISSN:2052-5397
2052-5397
DOI:10.3828/mlo.v0i0.56