Volume 31 (2020), Issue 3
Focus on Postcolonial Cultural Studies. Focus Editors: Jana Gohrisch, Ellen Grünkemeier, and Hannah Pardey
Front Matter
Front Matter open-access
Table of Contents
Table of Contents open-access
Focus on Postcolonial Cultural Studies. Focus Editors: Jana Gohrisch, Ellen Grünkemeier, and Hannah Pardey
Introduction open-access
Page 5 - 15
The Dakota Access Pipeline, Indigenous Studies and Political Economy open-access
Page 17 - 30
Movements and Makings of Tomato open-access
Towards a Postcolonial Culinary Cultural Studies
Page 31 - 46
New Englishes, New Methods open-access
Focus on Corpus Linguistics
Page 47 - 65
Middlebrow Postcolonialisms open-access
Studying Readers in the Digital Age
Page 67 - 88
Innovation and Constraint open-access
The UK Literary Field from a Cultural Studies and Postcolonial Perspective
Page 89 - 105
Against All Odds open-access
The Abject Subject 'Making It' in Post-Crisis Britain
Page 107 - 120
‘Refugee Tales’ open-access
Asylum Stories and Walks as New Forms of Literary and Political Intervention
Page 121 - 136
The Invention of Blackness open-access
Racialisation in British Abolitionist and Pro-Slavery Discourse
Page 127 - 148
From the Village Square to the Theatre Hall open-access
Reflecting on the Shifting Grounds of People Theatre in a Postcolonial Context
Page 149 - 167
Dancing Back to Multiple Traditions open-access
Postcolonial Cultural Studies and Dance
Page 169 - 185
Youth, Sartorial Style, and Cultural Signification in Contemporary Kerala open-access
Page 187 - 203
Articles
Hitchcock and Dark Romanticism open-access
Page 205 - 225
The Monstrous and the Marvelous open-access
A.S. Byatt's “Dragons’ Breath”
Page 227 - 235
Reviews
Reviews open-access
Page 237 - 248
List of Contributors
List of Contributors open-access
Page 249 - 250
