BLACK BRITISH LITERATURE: NOVELS OF TRANSFORMATION

by MARK STEIN

The Ohio State University Press, 2004

Cloth: 978-0-8142-0984-4 | Paper: 978-0-8142-5133-1

Library of Congress Classification PR120.M55S74 2004

Dewey Decimal Classification 823.9109920693






    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS                                           ix
    INTRODUCTION                                              xi


Part One
1. Black British Literature, Post-colonial Studies,
    and the Bildungsroman                                      3
2. Performative Functions of the Black British Novel of
    Transformation                                            36


Part Two
3. Crossing a Notion-The (Im)possibility of Returning         57
4. Of Aunties and Elephants-Kureishi's Aesthetics
    of Postethnicity                                         108
5. Amorphous Connections-Post-colonial Intertextuality       143

    CONCLUSION                                               170
    NOTES ON WRITERS                                         185
    FURTHER READING                                          199
    NOTES                                                    201
    BIBLIOGRAPHY                                             217
    INDEX                                                    237

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