Mission impossible: introducing postcolonial studies in the US Academy / Henry Schwarz -- Imperialism, colonialism, postcolonialism / Neil Larsen -- Postcolonial feminism/postcolonialism and feminism / Rajeswari Sunder Rajan and You-me Park -- Heterogeneity and hybridity: colonial legacy, postcolonial heresy / David Theo Goldberg -- Postcolonialism and postmodernism / Ato Quayson -- Postcolonial studies in the house of US multiculturalism / Jenny Sharpe -- Global capital and transnationalism / Crystal Bartolovich -- A vindication of double consciousness / Doris Sommer -- Human understanding and (Latin) American interests: the politics and sensibilities of geohistorical locations / Walter D. Mignolo -- US imperialism: global dominance without colonies / Donald E. Pease -- Indigenousness and indigeneity / Jace Weaver -- Creolization, orality, and nation language in the Caribbean / Supriya Nair -- Middle-class consciousness and patriotic literature in South Asia / Sumit Sarkar -- Africa: varied colonial legacies / Tejumola Olaniyan -- The "Middle East"? Or .../Arabic literature and the postcolonial predicament / Magda M. Al-Nowaihi -- King Kong in Hong Kong: watching the "handover" from the USA / Rey Chow -- Japan and East Asia / Sandra Buckley -- Intellectuals, theosophy, and failed narratives of the nation in late colonial Java -- Laurie J. Sears -- Settler colonies / Anna Johnston and Alan Lawson -- Ireland after history / David Lloyd -- Global disjunctures, diasporic differences, and the new world (dis-)order / Ali Behdad -- Home, homo, hybrid: translating gender / Geeta Patel -- Humanism in question: Fanon and Said / Anthony C. Alessandrini -- Spivak and Bhabha / Bart Moore-Gilbert -- A small history of subaltern studies / Dipesh Chakrabarty -- Feminist theory in perspective / Ipshita Chanda -- Global gay formations and local homosexualities / Katie King -- Rethinking English: postcolonial English studies / Gaurav Desai -- Postcolonial legality / Upendra Baxi -- Race, gender, class, postcolonialism: toward a new humanistic paradigm? / Bruce Robbins.
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