Postcolonial Space: Future Webinars
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Good News about Future Postcolonial Webinars
Postcolonial Webinars: Future Plans First of all, I would like to apologize to all of you who had trouble accessing my Postcolonial Webinars livestream on Spivak's "Can the Subaltern Speak?" While everything was set before my visit to Pakistan, [...]
A Memorable Visit to GCU, Faisalabad
Introduction Receiving the GCUF shield from VC Dr. Shahid Kamal. Also in the picture, DR. Mazhar Hayat, Dean Social Sciences About a month ago, I had announced on this website that I had been invited to give [...]
Monthly Summary of Articles, July 2019
Monthly Summary, July 2019 We are adding this monthly summary of Postcolonial Space, as the frequency of our blog posts has increased. The point is to provide every month, on one page, links to all the blog entries published [...]
Postcolonialism and Neoliberalism: My Two Forthcoming Talks in Pakistan
Public Talks on Postcolonialism and Neoliberalism I am delighted to share that if all goes according to plan, in August I will be delivering two public talks on topics related to Postcolonialism and Neoliberalism. My hope is to first [...]
Using Grammarly for Scholarly Writing
Introduction Today I want to write about using Grammarly, the grammar aid program, for scholarly writing. As a scholar of postcolonial studies, even though most of my published work is in English, I still sometimes make simple grammar mistakes. [...]
“The Dragon Can’t Dance” Reading Notes
Introduction Earl Lovelace's The Dragon Can't Dance is one of the finest Postcolonial novels set in the postcolonial Trinidad. Lovelace, in my opinion, is a chronicler of the Afro-Trinidadian culture and traditions, just as V. S. Naipual, another Trinidadian [...]
“The Joys of Motherhood” Reading Notes
Introduction Buchi Emecheta is indubitably one of the most prominent female voices of postcolonial Africa. I have taught her The Joys of Motherhood in several of my classes over the years and it has been a great aid in [...]
Postcolonial Space: Actual Costs of Running a “Free” Website
Introduction Since 2002, Postcolonial Space has been, as stated on our Landing Page, a free resource for scholars and students of Postcolonialism. I can say without a doubt that the site will remain a free and open access website [...]
Webinar on Scholarly Writing and Publishing
Introduction Webinar on Scholarly Writing and Publishing Note: We have decided on July 27, 9:00 am US Central Time. Please Register HERE! After a successful live Webinar on Postcolonialism, I am now planning to offer a live webinar on [...]