The Pleasures of ExileUniversity of Michigan Press, 1992 - 232 стор. In The Pleasures of Exile, as in his other works, George Lamming embraces the intricate issues of colonization and decolonization with a canny combination of playfulness and seriousness, irony and commitment. " It] is a reciprocal process," Lamming observes, "to be a colonial is to be a man in a certain relation; and this relation is an example of exile." Through a series of interrelated essays, The Pleasures of Exile explores the cultural politics and relationships created in the crucible of colonization. Drawing on Shakespeare's The Tempest and C. L. R. James's The Black Jacobins, as well as his own fiction and poetry, Lamming deftly locates the reader in a specific intellectual and cultural domain while conjuring a rich and varied spectrum of physical, intellectual, psychological, and cultural responses to colonialism. "My subject," he writes, "is the migration of the West Indian writer, as colonial and exile, from his native kingdom, once inhabited by Caliban, to the tempestuous island of Prospero's and his language. This book is a report on one man's way of seeing." |
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Сторінка vii
... Tempest , C. L. R. James's The Black Jacobins , and Lamming's own fiction and poetry . This text - based discourse locates the author and the reader in a specific intellectual and cultural domain , but Lamming's frame of reference ...
... Tempest , C. L. R. James's The Black Jacobins , and Lamming's own fiction and poetry . This text - based discourse locates the author and the reader in a specific intellectual and cultural domain , but Lamming's frame of reference ...
Сторінка xiii
... Tempest , and The Black Jacobins . They are used to situate per- sonal experience as evidence and example of colonial alienation and exile transformed into a site of liberation from " his original knowl- edge , the knowledge of his ...
... Tempest , and The Black Jacobins . They are used to situate per- sonal experience as evidence and example of colonial alienation and exile transformed into a site of liberation from " his original knowl- edge , the knowledge of his ...
Сторінка xiv
... Tempest to schematize the terms of dialogue : " It is my intention to make use of The Tempest as a way of presenting a certain state of feeling which is the heritage of the exiled and colo- nial writer from the British Caribbean " ( 9 ) ...
... Tempest to schematize the terms of dialogue : " It is my intention to make use of The Tempest as a way of presenting a certain state of feeling which is the heritage of the exiled and colo- nial writer from the British Caribbean " ( 9 ) ...
Сторінка xv
... Tempest in the modern Caribbean that incorporates complex issues of identity , authority , and free- dom . Lamming makes a singular contribution to the discourse around O. Mannoni's use of The Tempest to legitimize his theory of the ...
... Tempest in the modern Caribbean that incorporates complex issues of identity , authority , and free- dom . Lamming makes a singular contribution to the discourse around O. Mannoni's use of The Tempest to legitimize his theory of the ...
Сторінка xvi
... Tempest , " Rob Nixon notes the double incongruity of Caribbean and African intel- lectuals ' use of a canonical European text like The Tempest , " given Shakespeare's distinctive position as a measure of the relative achievements of ...
... Tempest , " Rob Nixon notes the double incongruity of Caribbean and African intel- lectuals ' use of a canonical European text like The Tempest , " given Shakespeare's distinctive position as a measure of the relative achievements of ...
Зміст
In the Beginning | 14 |
The Occasion for Speaking | 23 |
Evidence and Example | 51 |
A Way of Seeing | 56 |
Conflict and Illusion | 86 |
A Monster A Child A Slave | 95 |
Caliban Orders History | 118 |
Ishmael at Home | 151 |
The African Presence | 160 |
Journey to an Explanation | 211 |
231 | |
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Caliban's Reason: Introducing Afro-Caribbean Philosophy Paget Henry Обмежений попередній перегляд - 2000 |