Ariel: A Review of International English Literature

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  Año 2006, Vol. 37, Número 2-3. Texto Completo Ejemplar. Dedicado a: brontë, astley, sullivan, singapore thrillers, and 'writing the caribbean'

  • articles

    • Unsuspecting Storyteller and Suspect Listener: A Postcolonial Reading of Charlotte Brontë’s "Jane Eyre"

      Carine Mardorossian

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      págs. 1-32

      

    • In a Transnational World: Exploring Gendered Subjectivity, Mobility, and Consumption in Anita Desai’s "Fasting, Feasting"

      Angelia Poon Mui Cheng

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      págs. 33-48

      

    • Mapmaking and the Spatial Politics of Power in Thea Astley’s "Hunting the Wild Pineapple"

      Jacqueline Shin

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      págs. 49-68

      

    • Singapore’s New Thrillers: Boldly Going Beyond the Ethnographic Map

      Tamara S. Wagner

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      págs. 69-90

      

    • Language in Chinese Canadian Writing: Impact on Interpretation and Reception

      Milan V. Dimic

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      págs. 91-110

      

    • “A knife through time”: Robert Sullivan’s "Star Waka" and the Politics and Poetics of Cultural Difference

      Chris Prentice

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      págs. 111-135

      

  • writing the caribbean: a special cluster

    • Producing the Colonial Subject: Romantic Pedagogy and Mimicry in Jamaica Kincaid’s Writing

      Jocelyn Stitt

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      págs. 137-168

      

    • “You Ain No Real-Real Bajan Man”: Patriarchal Performance and Feminist Discourse in Paule Marshall’s "Brown Girl, Brownstones"

      Lewis MacLeod

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      págs. 169-188

      

    • Jamaican Ladies and Tropical Charms

      Erin Mackie

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      págs. 189-220

      

    • Blue Be-longing: A Discussion of Olive Senior’s Latest Collection of Poetry, "over the roofs of the world"

      Anne Collett

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      págs. 221-235