I’m sure by now all of us are familiar with Dunk TV series controversy. Pakistanis on social media are divided in two factions about this series: i) those who are strongly against the series and believe that it further [...]
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Note: This website provides supplemental resources for your learning. All course activities will be conducted through canvas. Announcements All Course announcements will be posted on Canvas Weekly Livestream Links: We will use Canvas for our weekly meetings. Texts and [...]
Resources for Final Exam: What is Postcolonialism?: HERE Heart of Darkness (Summary): HERE Heart of Darkness, Additional Resources: HERE Achebe, “An Image of Africa,” HERE Frantz Fanon, “ Black Skin White Masks,”: HERE ---. “From Wretched of the [...]
Announcements Weekly Livestream Links: Tuesday, October 6: (3:30-4:50): (I have set up our meetings on ZOOM. Please log in to UNT Canvas and click on today's zoom meeting under your course. Texts and Discussion for the Current Week [...]
Resources for Final Exam: What is Postcolonialism?: HERE Heart of Darkness (Summary): HERE Heart of Darkness, Additional Resources: HERE Achebe, “An Image of Africa,” HERE Frantz Fanon, “ Black Skin White Masks,”: HERE ---. “From Wretched of the [...]
I just wanted to share that i have decided to offer weekly webinars through my Youtube Channel every week. My plan is to offer focused webinars of postcolonialism, literary theory and other topics of interest to you all. Tentative Timings [...]
Introduction In the last few decades, postcolonialism has emerged as a fascinating field of study within the English departments. As a field, postcolonial studies combines a deep understanding of the structures of literary production in the former European colonies [...]
Multidisciplinary Perspectives of Islam after 9/11 Even though Said’s Orientalism critiqued the western view of Islam as a fixed force, Muslims were seen as a distant danger living in faraway lands. The discourse of Neo-Orientalism, on the other hand, represents [...]
Rhys, Jean. Wide Sargasso Sea. 1966. London/ New York: Norton, 1999. Introduction Published in 1966, Wide Sargasso Sea is an interventionist novel that tells the silenced story of Bertha Mason, the "mad woman in the attic" from Charlotte Bronte's 1847 [...]