Sounding out history : Caryl Phillips's Crossing the river

This book explores the articulation of the aesthetics and the politics of Crossing the River beyond the focus on neo-slave narratives and sounds out the silence purposefully left by Caryl Phillips in his revisiting of slave history. Central to Phillips's novel is an indictment of Western narrat...

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Autore principale: Kral, Françoise, 1970-
Natura: Livre papier
Lingua:Anglais
Pubblicazione: Nanterre : Presses universitaires de Paris Nanterre copyright 2017.
Serie:Intercalaires : agrégation d'anglais
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