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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Nationalism and Indigenousness in Select Commonwealth Writings and Films: A Postcolonial Rereading-the first publication the new book-series Studies in Commonwealth Writings-collects 24 essays written by scholars, critics, and writers from all over the world, which, in the postcolonial perspective, analyze select literary writings and films from the so-called 'Commonwealth countries' (especially those belonging to Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Caribbeans) to explore how the concerned writers and filmmakers have depicted issues of nationalism and indigeneity. Though there are controversies regarding the acceptability and relevance of the term 'Commonwealth', the present literary and cultural world is identifiably being dominated by publications and works of these 'Commonwealth' litterateurs and filmmakers. Ranging from analyses of Canadian writings to Indian films and novels, and from Australian writings to African publications and cinema, this anthology of critical writings-to be used by academicians and researchers alike from the disciplines of literature and film studies-seeks to fill in the (perceptible) lacuna that still exists in the field of critical approaches to Commonwealth literature, films, and culture. The volume's contributors are: * Bhaduri, Irona * Bhagira, Tanmoy * Chakraborty, Rituparna * Dutta, Rishav, and Neha Arora * Farahmandfar, Masoud * Ghosh, Debottama * Guttman, Anna * Jahan, Israt * Karmakar, Tushar Kanti * Kavitha, T.S., and Mahesh Sharma * Khan, Bodhisattwa * Khan, Khatija B.B. * Mark, Tekena Gasper, and Taiwo Afolabi * Modak, Poulomi * Mukherjee, Ananya * Mukherjee, Ananya * Raj, Sony Jalarajan, and Adith K., Suresh * Ray, Sumit * Roy, Kaushik * Roy, Satyajit * Saikia, Meghali * Swarnakar Neha * Wayal, Amar, And Anupama A.P. * Yadav, Ram Bhawan The anthology of critical writings seeks to fill in the (perceptible) lacuna in the field of critical approaches to Commonwealth literature, films, and culture. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Contents Introduction 1 A Brief History of the Anglo American War the Boer Wars the First and Second World Wars and the Spanish Civil War 2 War Poetry And It Characteristics 3 An Overview of the Major British Poets of the First World War 4 The Georgian Poets and Their Contributions 5 An Assessment of Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen as War Poets 6 Effects of the First and Second World Wars on English Literature 7 Post Second World War British Poetry 8 German War Poetry 9 Francis Scott Key 10 Alfred Lord Tennyson 11 William Butler Yeats 12 Rudyard Kipling 13 Laurence Binyon 14 Stephen Crane 15 John Mccare 16 Edward Thomas 17 Seigfried Sassoon 18 Rupert Brooke 19 Julian Grenfell 20 Ivor Gurney 21 Isaac Rosenbserg 22 Wilfred Owen 23 Robert Nichols 24 Robert Graves 25 Edmund Blunden 26 Cecil Day Lewis 27 Wystan Hugh Auden 28 John Pudney 29 Stephen Spender 30 Henry Reed 31 Dylan Thomas 32 Alun Lewis 33 James Kirkup 34 Keith Douglas 35 Sidney Keyes 36 Philip Larkin Appendix Bibliography The Scarlet Critique A Critical Anthology of War Poetry seeks to reread select poems by twenty eight different poets many of whom served as soldiers particularly during the two World Wars It aims to bring war literature nearer to the college and university students Almost every university has war poetry on its syllabus in these days and the present work would prove useful for the students as it covers almost all the war poems generally included in the syllabi with the critical analyses been offered in sampling language Scholarly citations and quotations have been consciously avoided The scope of The Scarlet Critique is vast it begins with poetry written during the Anglo American War of 1812 and concludes with those written during the intense days of the Second World War actions The author has tried to work out the anthology in such a way that no area covered by the more read war poems is left untouched Along with the poems the poets biographies have also been offered so that readers can have an idea of the turbulent times in which the lines were composed or the mental agonies that gave birth to them To the textual analyses contextual information has been added to help the students with preparing essay type questions jacket 334 pp.…

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Hardbound. Condición: As New. New. Contents An excuse for criticism. 1. The Manichean investigators. 2. Interpreters of colonialism and resistance. 3. Detectives through the ages. 4. What critics have already said and not yet. 5. Studies in fours Identifying the colonial connotations and the Subaltern reactions in the Sherlock Holmes and Byomkesh Bakshi Canons. 6. Postcolonial investigations into the remaining Sherlocks Holmes and Byomkesh Bakshi stories. 6. Adieu. Bibliography. Index. The Manichean Investigators A Post colonial and Cultural Rereading of the Sherlock Holmes and Byomkesh Bakshi Stories makes a comparative study from the postcolonial point of view of the different detective novels and short stories written by Arthur Conan Doyle and Saradindu Bandyopadhyay. Writing at a time when the United Kingdom had become the most powerful colonialist Doyle created an investigator who would not only be efficient in detecting crimes and criminals but also regard his theories including even the prejudiced ones such as people associated with the orient are prone to mischief and white imperialists with an affinity for Asia and Africa would suffer in consequence as infallible. Bandyopadhyay on the other hand created a very Indian inquisitor in Byomkesh Bakshi who would in spite of his subaltern identity successfully counteract all the investigative suppositions of the Western detectives including Holmes and prove himself to be an unchallengeable oriental investigator. The Manichean investigators offers detailed analyses of the specific points where Holmes expresses his orientalist suppositions and Bakshi demonstrates his anticolonial and independent investigative techniques and theories. Almost every story of the Sherlock Holmes and Byomkesh Bakshi canon have been reread in light of postcolonial theories by said Spivak Bhabha Fanon and son on. The history of English and Bengali detective fiction a part of the critical analysis traces the growth of imperial ideology in the Victorian and Edwardian English detective stories and the anticolonial responses in the pre and early post independence Indian sleuth narratives. Cross textual references have also been made to all the important European and Indian detective stories which would attract further researchers into the ideologies of European and Asian detective fiction. 240 pp.…

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