Introduction
Lalita Pandit and Jerry McGuire
Part I. Theory: New Histories and (Multi)cultural Poetics
1. Dimensions of African Discourse
Aiola Irele
2. An Iconography of Difference: Internal Colonialism, Photography, and the Crofters of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland
Martin Padget
3. Sanctioned and Proscribed Narratives in Postcolonial India: A Bicultural Reading of the Courtesan Film
Poonam Arora
4. The Gender of Tradition: Ideologies of Character in Post-Colonization Anglophone Literature
Patrick Colm Hogan
5. "Logiques metisses": Cultural Appropriation and Postcolonial Representations
Francoise Lionnet
6. Narrative, Pluralism, and Decolonization: Recent Caribbean Literature
Patrick Taylor
7. Hysterical Bodies, Colonial Subjects: La Mere's Hystery in Duras' Un barage contre le Pacifique
Joline Blais
8. Launcelot's Feast: Teaching Poststructuralism and the New Mestiza
Laura E. Donaldson
9. Subalterity and Feminism in the Moment of the (Post)modern: The Materialist Return
Teresa L. Ebert
10. Postcolonial Tour 93 (All Major U.S. Cities)
Amitava Kumar
Part II. Pedagogy: Terminologies, Problematics, Readings
11. Dodging the Crossfire: Questions for Postcolonial Pedagogy
Rajeswari Mohan
12. Teaching at the End of Empire
Stephen Slemon
13. Heart of Darkness, Tarzan, and the "Third World": Canons and Encounters in World Literature, English 109
Allen Carey-Webb
14. The Hybrid Terrains of Literary Imagination: Maryse Conde's Black Witch of Salem, Nathaniel Hawthorne's Hester Prynne, and Aime Cesaire's Heroic Poetic Voice
Mara L. Dukats
15. Other Worlds, Other Texts: Teaching Anita Desai's Clear Light of Day to Canadian Students
Arun Mukherjee
16. "And Here I Am, Telling in Winnebago How I Lived My Life": Teaching Mountain Wolf Woman
Susan Gardner
17. Parenting the Nation: Some Observations on Nuruddin Farah's Maps
Derek Wright
18. Re-Inventing Ourselves a Million Times: Narrative, Desire, and Identity in Bharati Mukherjee's Jasmine
F. Timothy Ruppel
Index