Third world and post-colonial issues.
Publisher: Coda Press]
Published: 1992
Place of publication: [Madison, WI
Language: eng
Number of pages: 285
Subjects: Developing countries; Postmodernism; Marxist criticism
Other titles: Social text.
Notes: Special issue of Social text #31/32.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Postcolonial criticism and Indian historiography / G. Prakash; title: Imagining a post-development era? / A. Escobar; title: On the question of a theory of third world literature / M. Prasad; title: The angels of progress / A. McClintock; title: Notes on the post-colonial / E. Shohat; title: Subjectivity, Marxism, and culture theory in China / L. Kang; title: The world and the home / H. Bhabha; title: Canonizing soundiata in Mande literature / M. Diawara; title: Comparative cosmopolitanism / B. Robbins; title: Too Wilde for comfort / S. Molloy; title: We are not the world / G. Yúdice; title: Unity and difference in Black South Africa / G. Farred; title: The collapse of the communist-anticommunist condominium / R. Nixon; title: Overlegitimation / J. Rancière; title: The third world in Jameson's Postmodernism or the cultural logic of late capitalism / S. Cólas; title: Rushdie, Islam, and postcolonial criticism / T. Brennan; title: The Satanic verses and the cultural politics of Islam / A. Mufti; title: Response to Aronwitz and Ross / C. Gallagher.