LIMINAL POSTMODERNISMS. The Postmodern, the (Post-)Colonial, and the (Post-)Feminist.

by Hans Bertens

Robert Colonialism and the Desiring-Machine. Sylvia SÖ Margins and The Politics of Post-***. John Passages to England. Steven Rewriting On The Ethics of Literary Reversion. Richard The Retrieval of Unheard Voices in British Postmodernist Fiction. Chantal Prospero's Progeny Curses Postcolonial, Postmodern, and Postpatriarchal Rewritings of The Tempest. Hena Teaching Past the Posts. Christine "We House and We Land": History and Radical Politics in Paule Marshall's The Chosen Place, The Timeless People. Maria DEL SAPIO Between the Polyglottism and Female Definitions of Self in Christine Brooke-Rose. Allen Lacan, Madness, and Women's Fiction in France. Annemarie The Female Machine in the Postmodern Circuit. R.J. Out From Under the The Color Purple 's Discursive Critique of Postmodern Deferral. Michael "Post-Feminist" Poetry in Britain and Ireland. Allen E. Cultural Upheaval and Fictional Three Novelistic Responses to Nasser's Egypt. Julia The Snake Person Takes on the Cock-Sure Buddhism/Postmodernism/South African Eco-Politics.

357 pages, Library Binding

First published February 18, 2011

About the author

Hans Bertens, born Johannes Willem Bertens, is a Dutch academic writer and professor emeritus of Utrecht University in the Netherlands. He specialised in American studies and comparative literature.

He was born in Harderwijk, the Netherlands, and studied in Utrecht.