"Back/Side Entry" examines contemporary queer fiction in English from South Asia and its diasporas. It underscores the critical significance of a double-pronged theoretical approach by combining insights from queer and postcolonial scholarship. Building upon recent research that re-maps queer discourses through an encounter with postcolonial theory and narratives, this thesis argues that South Asian queer fiction disputes the Western bias in queer paradigms, and challenges the elision of sexual and gender non-normativity in postcolonial studies in order to make both queer and postcolonial sites truly transformational. It interrupts routine practices of absorption and gradual obliteration of non-Western/non-White subjects in standard account...
International audienceTowards an 'indigenous semiotics' of gender Gender and cultural singularities ...
This reflective piece explores the importance of thinking beyond labels and categories for queer des...
What, exactly, constitutes a new queer literature in India? This essay attempts to examine this ques...
"Back/Side Entry" examines contemporary queer fiction in English from South Asia and its diasporas. ...
Back/Side Entry examines contemporary queer fiction in English from South Asia and its diasporas. It...
Postcolonial queer literature calls into question and dismantles the very notion of a community’s as...
This chapter examines the complex representation of queerness as an imagined diasporic state in Chit...
International audienceThis essay assesses South Asian queer identity as it relates to the state of p...
Homosextualities: Translating the Postcolonial Gay Male Body in Contemporary Postcolonial Fiction ex...
In The Field of Cultural Production: Essays on Art and Literature, sociologist Pierre Bourdieu puts ...
In this essay, I offer a queer reading of two works of the postcolonial canon from South Asia to ask...
This project is an analysis of three works of queer, postcolonial literature: GraceLand by Chris Aba...
Summary Uses postcolonial theory to critique the globalization of gay culture. John Hawley\u27s Pos...
This article develops a theory of postcolonial queer pedagogy through reflections on teaching ninete...
International audienceTowards an 'indigenous semiotics' of gender Gender and cultural singularities ...
International audienceTowards an 'indigenous semiotics' of gender Gender and cultural singularities ...
This reflective piece explores the importance of thinking beyond labels and categories for queer des...
What, exactly, constitutes a new queer literature in India? This essay attempts to examine this ques...
"Back/Side Entry" examines contemporary queer fiction in English from South Asia and its diasporas. ...
Back/Side Entry examines contemporary queer fiction in English from South Asia and its diasporas. It...
Postcolonial queer literature calls into question and dismantles the very notion of a community’s as...
This chapter examines the complex representation of queerness as an imagined diasporic state in Chit...
International audienceThis essay assesses South Asian queer identity as it relates to the state of p...
Homosextualities: Translating the Postcolonial Gay Male Body in Contemporary Postcolonial Fiction ex...
In The Field of Cultural Production: Essays on Art and Literature, sociologist Pierre Bourdieu puts ...
In this essay, I offer a queer reading of two works of the postcolonial canon from South Asia to ask...
This project is an analysis of three works of queer, postcolonial literature: GraceLand by Chris Aba...
Summary Uses postcolonial theory to critique the globalization of gay culture. John Hawley\u27s Pos...
This article develops a theory of postcolonial queer pedagogy through reflections on teaching ninete...
International audienceTowards an 'indigenous semiotics' of gender Gender and cultural singularities ...
International audienceTowards an 'indigenous semiotics' of gender Gender and cultural singularities ...
This reflective piece explores the importance of thinking beyond labels and categories for queer des...
What, exactly, constitutes a new queer literature in India? This essay attempts to examine this ques...