The Post-Colonial Question Book

	Notes on contributors
	Acknowledgements
	Preface
1	The undone interval	3
2	Route work: the black Atlantic and the politics of exile	17
3	Different, youthful, subjectivities	30
4	Signs of silence, lines of listening	47
5	Histories, empires and the post-colonial moment	65
6	African cities, historical memory and street buzz	78
7	Irishness - feminist and post-colonial	92
8	Ethnic conflict in post-colonial India	99
9	Black cultures in difference	115
10	Between two shores	123
11	Defining forces: 'race', gender and memories of empire	142
12	Identity and alterity in J. M. Coetzee's Foe	157
13	The space of culture, the power of space	169
14	Writers from elsewhere	189
15	Unpacking my library ... again	199
16	Mass exoticisms	212
17	Some troubled homecomings	221
18	A tribe called Europe	228
19	My son the fanatic	234
20	When was 'the post-colonial'? Thinking at the limit	242
	Index	261