Routledge Handbook of African Literature
Herausgeber: Adejunmobi, Moradewun; Coetzee, Carli
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The Routledge Handbook of African Literature is a one-stop publication bringing together studies of African literary texts that embody an array of newer approaches applied to a wide range of works.
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The Routledge Handbook of African Literature is a one-stop publication bringing together studies of African literary texts that embody an array of newer approaches applied to a wide range of works.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 478
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 812g
- ISBN-13: 9780367783877
- ISBN-10: 0367783878
- Artikelnr.: 61211058
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 478
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 812g
- ISBN-13: 9780367783877
- ISBN-10: 0367783878
- Artikelnr.: 61211058
Moradewun Adejunmobi is Professor of African Studies in the African American and African Studies Department at the University of California, Davis, USA. She has published widely on Francophone African literature, multilingualism and translation in African literature and cinema, as well as on Nollywood and the Nigerian film industry. Carli Coetzee is a Research Associate at SOAS, University of London, Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Literature, Language and Media at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, and the Editor of the Journal of African Cultural Studies.
1. Introduction [Moradewun Adejunmobi and Carli Coetzee] Part I: Mapping
Political Agencies 2. Children of the Cold War: Rethinking African Literary
Generations through the Global Conflict [Monica Popescu] 3. Ethics and the
Politics of the Ordinary in African Literature [Chielozona Eze] 4.
Globalisation, Mobility and Labour in Diasporic African Fiction
[Anna-Leena Toivanen] 5. Towards an Ethics of the Humanitarian Imagination
[Allison Mackey] Part II: Journeys, Geographies, Identities 6. Decolonising
the Afropolitan: Intra-African Migrations in Post-2000 Literature [Rebecca
Fasselt] 7. History, Imperial Eyes and the 'Mutual Gaze': Narratives of
African-Chinese Encounters in Recent Literary Works [Ying Cheng] 8.
Ethnicity in Post-2000 African Writing [Agogho Akpome] 9. Mythopoesis of
the Self: Nation, Textuality and Writer as Political Hero [Rotimi Fasan]
Part III: Working Through Genre 10. How to be a Writer in Your 30s in
Lagos: Self-Help Literature and the Creation of Authority in Africa
[Rebecca Jones] 11. Gothic Supernaturalism in the 'African Imagination':
Locating an Emerging Form [Rebecca Duncan] 12. Contested Filial Voice in
African Female-Authored Autobiographies [Marciana Were] 13. 'I Can't Go
Forward, I Must Go Back:' Ben Okri's (P)anachronistic Utopias [Ian
MacDonald] Part IV: The World of and Beyond Humans 14. African Literature,
Audience, and the Search for the (Non)Human [Cajetan Iheka] 15. Dirty
Ecology: African Women and the Ethics of Cultivation [Sarah Lincoln] 16.
African Fictions, Animal Figures, and Anthropocentric Frameworks [Jesse
Arsenault] 17. Depictions of Kenyan Lands and Landscapes by Four Women
Writers [Ng'ang'a Muchiri] Part V: Everyday Sociality 18. Geopolitical and
Global Topologies in Fiction: Islam at the Fault Lines and the World
[Shirin Edwin] 19. Appetite and Everyday Life in African Literature
[Delores B Phillips] 20. Foundational Fictions: Variations of the Marriage
Plot in Flora Nwapa's Early Anglophone- Igbo Novels [Fiona Moolla] 21.
Drinking Scenes: Alcohol in the Francophone African Novel [Pim Higginson]
Part VI: Bodies, Subjectivities, Affect 22. Desire and Freedom in Yvonne
Vera's Fiction [Grace Musila] 23. The Forms of Shame and African Literature
[Naminata Diabate] 24. Scattered Testimony: Locating the Rwandan Genocide
in Transnational Witnessing [Martina Kopf] 25. Contestations through
Same-Sex Desire in Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi's Kintu [Edgar Nabutanyi]
Part VII: Literary Networks and Circulation 26. The Story Club: Literary
Networks Offline [Stephanie Bosch Santana] 27. Languages and Prizes:
Expanding Literary Boundaries [Doseline Kiguru] 28. Publishers' Networks
and the Making of 21st Century African Literature in English [Kate Wallis]
29. Literary Networks in the Horn of Africa: Oromo and Amharic Intellectual
Histories [Sara Marzagora and Ayele Kebede]
Political Agencies 2. Children of the Cold War: Rethinking African Literary
Generations through the Global Conflict [Monica Popescu] 3. Ethics and the
Politics of the Ordinary in African Literature [Chielozona Eze] 4.
Globalisation, Mobility and Labour in Diasporic African Fiction
[Anna-Leena Toivanen] 5. Towards an Ethics of the Humanitarian Imagination
[Allison Mackey] Part II: Journeys, Geographies, Identities 6. Decolonising
the Afropolitan: Intra-African Migrations in Post-2000 Literature [Rebecca
Fasselt] 7. History, Imperial Eyes and the 'Mutual Gaze': Narratives of
African-Chinese Encounters in Recent Literary Works [Ying Cheng] 8.
Ethnicity in Post-2000 African Writing [Agogho Akpome] 9. Mythopoesis of
the Self: Nation, Textuality and Writer as Political Hero [Rotimi Fasan]
Part III: Working Through Genre 10. How to be a Writer in Your 30s in
Lagos: Self-Help Literature and the Creation of Authority in Africa
[Rebecca Jones] 11. Gothic Supernaturalism in the 'African Imagination':
Locating an Emerging Form [Rebecca Duncan] 12. Contested Filial Voice in
African Female-Authored Autobiographies [Marciana Were] 13. 'I Can't Go
Forward, I Must Go Back:' Ben Okri's (P)anachronistic Utopias [Ian
MacDonald] Part IV: The World of and Beyond Humans 14. African Literature,
Audience, and the Search for the (Non)Human [Cajetan Iheka] 15. Dirty
Ecology: African Women and the Ethics of Cultivation [Sarah Lincoln] 16.
African Fictions, Animal Figures, and Anthropocentric Frameworks [Jesse
Arsenault] 17. Depictions of Kenyan Lands and Landscapes by Four Women
Writers [Ng'ang'a Muchiri] Part V: Everyday Sociality 18. Geopolitical and
Global Topologies in Fiction: Islam at the Fault Lines and the World
[Shirin Edwin] 19. Appetite and Everyday Life in African Literature
[Delores B Phillips] 20. Foundational Fictions: Variations of the Marriage
Plot in Flora Nwapa's Early Anglophone- Igbo Novels [Fiona Moolla] 21.
Drinking Scenes: Alcohol in the Francophone African Novel [Pim Higginson]
Part VI: Bodies, Subjectivities, Affect 22. Desire and Freedom in Yvonne
Vera's Fiction [Grace Musila] 23. The Forms of Shame and African Literature
[Naminata Diabate] 24. Scattered Testimony: Locating the Rwandan Genocide
in Transnational Witnessing [Martina Kopf] 25. Contestations through
Same-Sex Desire in Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi's Kintu [Edgar Nabutanyi]
Part VII: Literary Networks and Circulation 26. The Story Club: Literary
Networks Offline [Stephanie Bosch Santana] 27. Languages and Prizes:
Expanding Literary Boundaries [Doseline Kiguru] 28. Publishers' Networks
and the Making of 21st Century African Literature in English [Kate Wallis]
29. Literary Networks in the Horn of Africa: Oromo and Amharic Intellectual
Histories [Sara Marzagora and Ayele Kebede]
1. Introduction [Moradewun Adejunmobi and Carli Coetzee] Part I: Mapping
Political Agencies 2. Children of the Cold War: Rethinking African Literary
Generations through the Global Conflict [Monica Popescu] 3. Ethics and the
Politics of the Ordinary in African Literature [Chielozona Eze] 4.
Globalisation, Mobility and Labour in Diasporic African Fiction
[Anna-Leena Toivanen] 5. Towards an Ethics of the Humanitarian Imagination
[Allison Mackey] Part II: Journeys, Geographies, Identities 6. Decolonising
the Afropolitan: Intra-African Migrations in Post-2000 Literature [Rebecca
Fasselt] 7. History, Imperial Eyes and the 'Mutual Gaze': Narratives of
African-Chinese Encounters in Recent Literary Works [Ying Cheng] 8.
Ethnicity in Post-2000 African Writing [Agogho Akpome] 9. Mythopoesis of
the Self: Nation, Textuality and Writer as Political Hero [Rotimi Fasan]
Part III: Working Through Genre 10. How to be a Writer in Your 30s in
Lagos: Self-Help Literature and the Creation of Authority in Africa
[Rebecca Jones] 11. Gothic Supernaturalism in the 'African Imagination':
Locating an Emerging Form [Rebecca Duncan] 12. Contested Filial Voice in
African Female-Authored Autobiographies [Marciana Were] 13. 'I Can't Go
Forward, I Must Go Back:' Ben Okri's (P)anachronistic Utopias [Ian
MacDonald] Part IV: The World of and Beyond Humans 14. African Literature,
Audience, and the Search for the (Non)Human [Cajetan Iheka] 15. Dirty
Ecology: African Women and the Ethics of Cultivation [Sarah Lincoln] 16.
African Fictions, Animal Figures, and Anthropocentric Frameworks [Jesse
Arsenault] 17. Depictions of Kenyan Lands and Landscapes by Four Women
Writers [Ng'ang'a Muchiri] Part V: Everyday Sociality 18. Geopolitical and
Global Topologies in Fiction: Islam at the Fault Lines and the World
[Shirin Edwin] 19. Appetite and Everyday Life in African Literature
[Delores B Phillips] 20. Foundational Fictions: Variations of the Marriage
Plot in Flora Nwapa's Early Anglophone- Igbo Novels [Fiona Moolla] 21.
Drinking Scenes: Alcohol in the Francophone African Novel [Pim Higginson]
Part VI: Bodies, Subjectivities, Affect 22. Desire and Freedom in Yvonne
Vera's Fiction [Grace Musila] 23. The Forms of Shame and African Literature
[Naminata Diabate] 24. Scattered Testimony: Locating the Rwandan Genocide
in Transnational Witnessing [Martina Kopf] 25. Contestations through
Same-Sex Desire in Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi's Kintu [Edgar Nabutanyi]
Part VII: Literary Networks and Circulation 26. The Story Club: Literary
Networks Offline [Stephanie Bosch Santana] 27. Languages and Prizes:
Expanding Literary Boundaries [Doseline Kiguru] 28. Publishers' Networks
and the Making of 21st Century African Literature in English [Kate Wallis]
29. Literary Networks in the Horn of Africa: Oromo and Amharic Intellectual
Histories [Sara Marzagora and Ayele Kebede]
Political Agencies 2. Children of the Cold War: Rethinking African Literary
Generations through the Global Conflict [Monica Popescu] 3. Ethics and the
Politics of the Ordinary in African Literature [Chielozona Eze] 4.
Globalisation, Mobility and Labour in Diasporic African Fiction
[Anna-Leena Toivanen] 5. Towards an Ethics of the Humanitarian Imagination
[Allison Mackey] Part II: Journeys, Geographies, Identities 6. Decolonising
the Afropolitan: Intra-African Migrations in Post-2000 Literature [Rebecca
Fasselt] 7. History, Imperial Eyes and the 'Mutual Gaze': Narratives of
African-Chinese Encounters in Recent Literary Works [Ying Cheng] 8.
Ethnicity in Post-2000 African Writing [Agogho Akpome] 9. Mythopoesis of
the Self: Nation, Textuality and Writer as Political Hero [Rotimi Fasan]
Part III: Working Through Genre 10. How to be a Writer in Your 30s in
Lagos: Self-Help Literature and the Creation of Authority in Africa
[Rebecca Jones] 11. Gothic Supernaturalism in the 'African Imagination':
Locating an Emerging Form [Rebecca Duncan] 12. Contested Filial Voice in
African Female-Authored Autobiographies [Marciana Were] 13. 'I Can't Go
Forward, I Must Go Back:' Ben Okri's (P)anachronistic Utopias [Ian
MacDonald] Part IV: The World of and Beyond Humans 14. African Literature,
Audience, and the Search for the (Non)Human [Cajetan Iheka] 15. Dirty
Ecology: African Women and the Ethics of Cultivation [Sarah Lincoln] 16.
African Fictions, Animal Figures, and Anthropocentric Frameworks [Jesse
Arsenault] 17. Depictions of Kenyan Lands and Landscapes by Four Women
Writers [Ng'ang'a Muchiri] Part V: Everyday Sociality 18. Geopolitical and
Global Topologies in Fiction: Islam at the Fault Lines and the World
[Shirin Edwin] 19. Appetite and Everyday Life in African Literature
[Delores B Phillips] 20. Foundational Fictions: Variations of the Marriage
Plot in Flora Nwapa's Early Anglophone- Igbo Novels [Fiona Moolla] 21.
Drinking Scenes: Alcohol in the Francophone African Novel [Pim Higginson]
Part VI: Bodies, Subjectivities, Affect 22. Desire and Freedom in Yvonne
Vera's Fiction [Grace Musila] 23. The Forms of Shame and African Literature
[Naminata Diabate] 24. Scattered Testimony: Locating the Rwandan Genocide
in Transnational Witnessing [Martina Kopf] 25. Contestations through
Same-Sex Desire in Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi's Kintu [Edgar Nabutanyi]
Part VII: Literary Networks and Circulation 26. The Story Club: Literary
Networks Offline [Stephanie Bosch Santana] 27. Languages and Prizes:
Expanding Literary Boundaries [Doseline Kiguru] 28. Publishers' Networks
and the Making of 21st Century African Literature in English [Kate Wallis]
29. Literary Networks in the Horn of Africa: Oromo and Amharic Intellectual
Histories [Sara Marzagora and Ayele Kebede]