The contributors to Siting Postcoloniality reevaluate the notion of the postcolonial by focusing on the Sino-sphereà â â the region of East and Southeast Asia that has been significantly shaped by relations with China throughout history.
The contributors to Siting Postcoloniality reevaluate the notion of the postcolonial by focusing on the Sino-sphereà â â the region of East and Southeast Asia that has been significantly shaped by relations with China throughout history.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Pheng Cheah is Professor of Rhetoric and Geography at the University of California, Berkeley, and author of What Is a World? On Postcolonial Literature as World Literature, also published by Duke University Press. Caroline S. Hau is Professor of Southeast Asian Studies at Kyoto University and author of The Chinese Question: Ethnicity, Nation, and Region in and beyond the Philippines.
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Series Editor’s Preface / Carlos Rojas vii Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Situations and Limits of Postcolonial Theory / Pheng Cheah 1 Part I. Framing the Postcolonial 1. Mythmaking: The Nomos of Postcoloniality / Robert J. C. Young 33 2. On Twenty-First-Century Postcolonialism / Dai Jinhua, translated by Erebus Wong and Lisa Rofel 53 Part II. Chinese Socialist Postcoloniality 3. Who Owns Social Justice? Permanent Revolution, the Chinese Gorky, and the Postcolonial / Wendy Larson 71 4. De-Sovietization and Internationalism: The People’s Republic of China’s Alternative Modernity Project / Pang Laikwan 90 Part III. Hong Kong Postcoloniality among the British, Japanese, and Chinese Empires 5. From Manchukuo to Hong Kong: Postcolonizing Asian Colonial Experiences / Lo Kwai-Cheung 109 6. Decolonization? What Decolonization? Hong Kong’s Political Transition / Lui Tai-lok 127 7. Locating Anglophone Writing in Sinophone Hong Kong / Elaine Yee Lin Ho 148 Part IV. Taiwan Postcoloniality between Japanese and Chinese Colonialisms 8. The Slippage between Empires: The Production of the Colonized Subject in Taiwan / Lin Pei-yin 171 9. Questions of Postcolonial Agency: Two Film Examples from Taiwan / Liao Ping-hui 191 Part V. Diasporas in East and Southeast Asian Postcoloniality 10. Sinophone Geopoetics: From Postcolonialism to Postloyalism / David Der-wei Wang 213 11. Multiple Colonialisms and Their Philippine Legacies / Caroline S. Hau 232 12. Diasporic Worldliness in Postcolonial Globalization / Pheng Cheah 250 References 277 Contributors 313 Index 315
Series Editor’s Preface / Carlos Rojas vii Acknowledgments xi Introduction: Situations and Limits of Postcolonial Theory / Pheng Cheah 1 Part I. Framing the Postcolonial 1. Mythmaking: The Nomos of Postcoloniality / Robert J. C. Young 33 2. On Twenty-First-Century Postcolonialism / Dai Jinhua, translated by Erebus Wong and Lisa Rofel 53 Part II. Chinese Socialist Postcoloniality 3. Who Owns Social Justice? Permanent Revolution, the Chinese Gorky, and the Postcolonial / Wendy Larson 71 4. De-Sovietization and Internationalism: The People’s Republic of China’s Alternative Modernity Project / Pang Laikwan 90 Part III. Hong Kong Postcoloniality among the British, Japanese, and Chinese Empires 5. From Manchukuo to Hong Kong: Postcolonizing Asian Colonial Experiences / Lo Kwai-Cheung 109 6. Decolonization? What Decolonization? Hong Kong’s Political Transition / Lui Tai-lok 127 7. Locating Anglophone Writing in Sinophone Hong Kong / Elaine Yee Lin Ho 148 Part IV. Taiwan Postcoloniality between Japanese and Chinese Colonialisms 8. The Slippage between Empires: The Production of the Colonized Subject in Taiwan / Lin Pei-yin 171 9. Questions of Postcolonial Agency: Two Film Examples from Taiwan / Liao Ping-hui 191 Part V. Diasporas in East and Southeast Asian Postcoloniality 10. Sinophone Geopoetics: From Postcolonialism to Postloyalism / David Der-wei Wang 213 11. Multiple Colonialisms and Their Philippine Legacies / Caroline S. Hau 232 12. Diasporic Worldliness in Postcolonial Globalization / Pheng Cheah 250 References 277 Contributors 313 Index 315
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