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ariel 34:1, 2003 |
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Wang Fengzhen and Shaobo Xie
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Introductory Notes |
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| Arif Dirlik |
Globalization, Indigenism, and the Politics of Place |
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J. Hillis Miller
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The Indigene and the Cybersurfer |
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Rob Wilson
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Reframing Global/Local Poetics in the Post-Imperial Pacifi c: Meditations on ‘Displacement,’ Indigeneity, and Area Studies |
53 |
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Bruce Robbins
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Homework: Richard Powers, Walt Whitman, and the Poetry of the Commodity |
77 |
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Wang Liya
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Transformation and Crisis in the Chinese Cultural Space |
93 |
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Chen Yongguo
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Globalization: Resistance From the Chinese New Left |
111 |
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Poems
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Julia Schroeder
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Firecrackers Fireworks |
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Mark Fullerton
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A half-life we have had. . . |
30
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Paul Karan
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Review Clip |
76
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Perspective |
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Pamela McCallum
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Postcolonial Performances |
127
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Book Reviews
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| Gillian Hart |
Disabling Globalization: Places of Power in Post-Apartheid South Africa. (Helene Strauss) |
133
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| Christopher Hitchens |
Unacknowledged Legislation: Writers in the Public Sphere. (Harry Vandervlist) |
135
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| Graham Huggan |
The Postcolonial Exotic: Marketing the Margins. (Cynthia Sugars) |
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Amritjit Singh and Peter Schmidt, eds. |
Postcolonial Theory and the United States: Race, Ethnicity and Literature. (Ashraf H. A. Rushdy) |
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C.J. W.-L. Wee
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Culture, Empire, and the Question of Being Modern. (Lewis MacLeod) |
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Notes on Contributors
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149
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