The peripheral sense of an ending -- Henry James and the perversity of empire -- James Joyce and negative community -- Doris Lessing and late realism -- V.S. Naipaul and the rhetoric of enchantment -- Epilogue: time of the other.
Summary:
"This book shows that a large part of the British empire's history took place in the minds of distant readers who were by turns inspired, entranced, and agonized by English literature"-- Provided by publisher.
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