Description
Homi Bhabha is a huge name in post-colonial theory and his work is a large feature of undergraduate modules on post-colonialism and modules on theory. His primary texts are amongst our bestsellers
However, his writing is very dense and students find him very difficult to read. An accessible book like ours, which is clear and well-structured, is a real market need
There are at present no other introductory books on Bhabha, which means there is no competition for this large market
Bhabha is one of the 'holy trinity' of post-colonial thinkers, along with Said and Spivak. This book completes the series coverage of these theorists
Table of Contents
Series Editor's Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations 1. Why Bhabha? 2. Reading 3. The Stereotype 4. Mimicry 5. The Uncanny 6. The Nation 7. Cultural Rights 8. After Bhabha Further Reading Works Cited Index
