Postcolonial intellectuals in Europe : critics artists movements and their publics Offers overview of postcolonial intellectuals in Europe from the first half of the nineteenth century to present day Preface: postcolonial intellectuals: universal specific or transversal Engin Isin Intervention: thinking academic freedom in gendered postcoloniality Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak Introduction: postcolonial intellectuals European publics Adriano José Habed and Sandra Ponzanesi Antonio Gramsci and Anti colonial Internationalism Neelam Srivastava Talking about a revolution. C.L.R. Jamesÿand Frantz Fanon Jamila M. H. Mascat Edward Saids enduring legacy: disciplining criticism Pal Ahluwalia Feminisms of colour in the company of Stuart Hall Yasmin Gunaratnamÿ Before postcolonialism: Shakib Arslans response to colonialism in the interwar years Mehdi Sajid Hannah Arendt and postcolonial thought Christopher J. Lee Jacques Derridas Three Moments of Postcoloniality and the challenge of settler colonialism Muriam Haleh Davis Rosi Braidotti and Paul Gilroy: questions of memory and cosmopolitan futures of Europe Bolette B. Blagaard Salman Rushdie: the accidental intellectual in the mediascape Ana Cristina Mendes Not merely in symbol but in reality : Zadie Smith and the aesthetic of the intellectual Jesse van Amelsvoort Anonymous urban disruptions: exploring Banksy as artistic activist and social critic Tindra Thor #RhodesMustFall and the curation of European imperial legacies Rosemarie Buikema Strange fruits: queer of color intellectual labor in the Netherlands in the 1980s and 1990s Gianmaria Colpani and Wigbertson Julian Isenia Radical equality and the politics of the anonym: a counter discourse toward postcolonial Europe Sudeep Dasgupta Killjoy movements Leila Whitley Hacking the European refugee crisis: data activism and human rights Koen Leurs