Third World and post-colonial issues. ([Madison, Wisconson] Coda Press], 1992)
Postcolonial criticism and Indian historiography / G. Prakash -- Imagining a post-development era? / A. Escobar -- On the question of a theory of third world literature /M. Prasad -- The angels of progress / A. McClintock -- Notes on the post-colonial / E. Shohat -- Subjectivity, Marxism, and culture theory in China / L. Kang -- The world and the home / H. Bhabha -- Canonizing soundiata in Mande literature / M. Diawara -- Comparative cosmopolitanism / B. Robbins -- Too Wilde for comfort / S. Molloy -- We are not the world / G. Yúdice -- Unity and difference in Black South Africa / G. Farred -- The collapse of the communist-anticommunist condominium / R. Nixon -- Overlegitimation / J. Rancière -- The third world in Jameson's Postmodernism or the cultural logic of late capitalism / S. Cólas -- Rushdie, Islam, and postcolonial criticism / T. Brennan --The Satanic verses and the cultural politics of Islam / A. Mufti -- Response to Aronwitz and Ross / C. Gallagher.
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Keywords: aPostmodernism -- Periodicals; Marxist criticism -- Periodicals; Social movements -- Periodicals; Postcolonialism -- Periodicals; United States -- Social conditions -- 1980- -- Periodicals