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* Facebook * Twitter * Instagram * Home * About * About Postcolonial Studies * About This Site * How to Cite Our Pages * Calls for Papers * Resources * Authors & Artists * Critics & Theorists * Terms & Issues * Digital Bookshelf * Book Reviews * You can contribute * Global & Postcolonial Studies * About the Program * Emory GPS Events * Contact Search for: Postcolonial Studies POSTCOLONIAL STUDIES @ EMORY In Authors & Artists ADCOCK, FLEUR “I no longer feel inclined to make comments on my own work, which I feel should speak for itself.” (qtd.… * * * * In Critics & Theorists ADORNO, THEODOR Introduction Theodor Adorno was a philosopher, critic, and theorist who generated a vast body of works on many aspects of… * * * * In Featured AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES AND POSTCOLONIALISM “Colonial racism is no different from any other racism.” – Frantz Fanon A Need To Talk Back While African American… * * * * ABOUT POSTCOLONIAL STUDIES The field of Postcolonial Studies has been gaining prominence since the 1970s. Some would date its rise in the Western academy from the publication of Edward Said’s influential critique of Western constructions of the Orient in his 1978 book, Orientalism. The growing currency within the academy of the term “postcolonial” (sometimes hyphenated) was consolidated by the appearance in 1989 of The Empire Writes Back: Theory and Practice in Post-Colonial Literaturesby Bill Ashcroft, Gareth Griffiths, and Helen Tiffin. More > ABOUT THIS SITE Available since 1996, the current version of this site (Postcolonial Studies @ Emory 3.0) combines early features of digital scholarship with its newest ones. In its original incarnation, this web site aimed to furnish information, a distinctive attribute of digital humanities 1.0. In successive revisions, the site began to incorporate facets of Web 2.0: user production of limited content, commentary, and tagging. Postcolonial Studies @ Emory 3.0 now aims to include crowd-sourced content for its section on “Book Reviews” and “The Digital Bookshelf.” More > TAGS Aesthetics Africa Asia Canada Caribbean Class Colonialism colonization Communism culture Diaspora Drama Education England Ethnicity Europe Feminism Film France Gender Hybridity Identity India Indigeneity Ireland Language Latin America Nationalism New York Pakistan Poetry Politics Postcolonial theorists Queer theory Race Religion Representation Resistance Sexuality Social Protest South Africa South Asia Trinidad Violence West Indies * Home * About * About Postcolonial Studies * About This Site * How to Cite Our Pages * Calls for Papers * Resources * Authors & Artists * Critics & Theorists * Terms & Issues * Digital Bookshelf * Book Reviews * You can contribute * Global & Postcolonial Studies * About the Program * Emory GPS Events * Contact