In this lecture John McLaren discusses the novels by Bharati Mukherjee and Yasmine Gooneratne which have both written about people displaced from colonised societies, where the characters have belonged to the majority culture, to settler societies where they have been now in a minority. In both cases the migration has been from countries governed by British institutions where the upper classes have rested their security on British customs that they now find under violent challenge. The novels John McLaren discusses in this paper describe in perfectly standard forms of English the act of migration as a process which enables the subject to free herself from both colonial and native stereotypes
According to Edward Said, ‘colonialism’ means regional invasion and settlement (2003, s.8). Post Co...
This article argues that Black British and British Asian literature has changed ahead of the postcol...
Social scientists have argued that identity is a socially constructed phenomenon, responsive to cons...
In this lecture John McLaren discusses the novels by Bharati Mukherjee and Yasmine Gooneratne which ...
Establishing a sense of affiliation to ethnicity is one of the most controversial issues for people ...
Establishing a sense of affiliation to ethnicity is one of the most controversial issues for people ...
Abstract The female protagonists of Bharati Mukherjee’s earlier novels are characterized by their r...
Hartner M, Schneider R. British Novels of Migration and the Construction of Transnational Mental Spa...
The varied migratory movements attempt to give some indication of the ideologies, choices, reasons a...
In this lecture John McLaren examines the position of migrant writers emphasizing that for writers i...
India is a land of multiculturalism and Ethnicity. Multiculturalism is the key feature of postcoloni...
In the recent times globalization has created a new trend in migration and almost deleted from our t...
Increasing economic globalization in recent times has lead to unrestricted and unparalleled movement...
During colonial times, local cultural expression wrestled with the global as represented by the syst...
The postcolonial era has manifested its specialty in the evolution of postmodern discourses which ha...
According to Edward Said, ‘colonialism’ means regional invasion and settlement (2003, s.8). Post Co...
This article argues that Black British and British Asian literature has changed ahead of the postcol...
Social scientists have argued that identity is a socially constructed phenomenon, responsive to cons...
In this lecture John McLaren discusses the novels by Bharati Mukherjee and Yasmine Gooneratne which ...
Establishing a sense of affiliation to ethnicity is one of the most controversial issues for people ...
Establishing a sense of affiliation to ethnicity is one of the most controversial issues for people ...
Abstract The female protagonists of Bharati Mukherjee’s earlier novels are characterized by their r...
Hartner M, Schneider R. British Novels of Migration and the Construction of Transnational Mental Spa...
The varied migratory movements attempt to give some indication of the ideologies, choices, reasons a...
In this lecture John McLaren examines the position of migrant writers emphasizing that for writers i...
India is a land of multiculturalism and Ethnicity. Multiculturalism is the key feature of postcoloni...
In the recent times globalization has created a new trend in migration and almost deleted from our t...
Increasing economic globalization in recent times has lead to unrestricted and unparalleled movement...
During colonial times, local cultural expression wrestled with the global as represented by the syst...
The postcolonial era has manifested its specialty in the evolution of postmodern discourses which ha...
According to Edward Said, ‘colonialism’ means regional invasion and settlement (2003, s.8). Post Co...
This article argues that Black British and British Asian literature has changed ahead of the postcol...
Social scientists have argued that identity is a socially constructed phenomenon, responsive to cons...