Monografia, Moderno

Anno: s.d.Figures, configurations, transfigurations, pp. 3-17
The fabric of the imagination, pp. 18-29
The schizophrenic imagination, pp. 30-36
The Commonwealth writer in exile, pp. 39-43
From margin to main : minority discourse and "Third world" fiction writers in Canada, pp. 44-52
Troubled journeys : Indian immigrant experience in Kamala Markandaya's "Nowhere man" and Bharati Mukherjee's "Darkness", pp. 53-59
"Temporary suspensions" : form and multi–cultural expression, pp. 60-73
"A history of interruptions" : dislocated mimesis in the writings of Neil Bissoondath and Ben Okri, pp. 74-82
Salman Rushdie's "The satanic verses : monoism contra pluralism", pp. 83-90
Progresses of the soul : affliction in three novels of colour–André Schwartz–Bart's "A woman named solitude", Jean Rhys's "Wide Sargasso sea", and Bessi Head's "A question of power", pp. 91-101
The cross–cultural experience of a pioneer Indian woman writer of English fiction, pp. 102-116
Inter–ethnic responses to nationhood : identity in Singapore poetry, pp. 117-127
On the margin, in whose canon? : the situation of Ee Tiang Hong and Shirley Lim, pp. 128-142
Transformations in the fiction of Ben Okri, pp. 145-150
Accomodation and revolt : Ngugi wa Thiong'o's "Devil on the cross", pp. 151-159
Yoruba folk opera : a cross–cultural flowering, pp. 160-180
The Caribbean theatre of ritual : Derek Walcott's "Dream on Monkey mountain", Michael Gilkes's "Couvade : a dream–play of Guyana", and Dennis Scott's "An echo in the bone", pp. 181-196
Words unbroken by the beat : the performance poetry of Jean Binta Breeze and Mikey Smith, pp. 197-214
Dread talk : the speech of Rastafari in modern Jamaican poetry, pp. 215-226
Motherlands, mothers and nationalist sons : representations of nationalism of women in African literature, pp. 229-247
Culture and literary production in Zimbabwe, pp. 248-258
Ngugi wa Thiong'o as mythologizer and mythologized, pp. 259-275
"Both as a citizen and as a woman?" : women and politics in some Gordimer novels, pp. 276-291
Social protest and the success motif in Singapore novels in English, pp. 292-299
Has the Indian novel been understood?, pp. 303-315
On film : Indian and British perspectives on partition, pp. 316-322
Problems of transmissibility of culture : a comparative study of an Oriya novel and its English translation, pp. 323-332
Sri Lankan poetry in English : getting beyond the colonial heritage, pp. 333-343
Canons and canon–making in Indian poetry in English, pp. 344-364
From "Nature" to "Roots" : school anthologies and a Caribbean canon, pp. 365-373
The politics and poetics of national formation : recent African writing, pp. 377-389
Decolonizing women's romance, pp. 390-398
Love stories, pp. 399-406
Ideology and autobiography in the Jean Rhys œuvre, pp. 407-419
Stow's "Tourmaline" : a test town for structural anthropology, pp. 420-427
Transformative imageries, pp. 428-435
Culture and identity : politics and writing in some recent post–colonial texts, pp. 436-443