Re: post colonial studies

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<P><BR>Ali-</P>
<P>You could take a look at the works of Edward Said, Gayatri Spivak, Franz Fanon or homi bhabha.  A good starting point is Bill Ashcroft's <STRONG><EM>The Empire Writes Back, </EM></STRONG>who also edited the <STRONG><EM>The Postcolonial Studies Reader, </EM></STRONG>which also includes essays by the authors mentioned above including Spivak's landmark essay "Can the Subaltern Speak?"</P>
<P>happy hunting.</P>
<P>czar</P>
<P><BR><BR>Dear List, </P>
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<DIV></DIV>Can any body tell me who are the key figures in recently emerging
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<DIV></DIV>discipline of post colonial studies. Any reference to any good critque
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<DIV></DIV>of postcolonial studies would also be appreciated.
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<DIV></DIV>I need this information for a paper I am writing. The paper is not about
<DIV></DIV>post colonial studies, I need to add just a foot note about it.
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<DIV></DIV>with thanks in advance
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<DIV></DIV>best regards
<DIV></DIV>ali
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