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Civilizing War
Series: FlashPoints
Nasser Mufti’s Civilizing War offers comparative readings of literature, criticism, historiography, and social analysis from Britain’s Anglophone empire. In insightful analyses of writings as diverse as those by Carlyle, Engels, Disraeli, Doyle, Kipling, Conrad, Naipaul, Gordimer, and Ondaatje, Mufti shows how narratives of civil war are integral to the politics of empire.
Media Laboratories
Series: FlashPoints
In Media Laboratories Sarah Ann Wells explores South American literature of the 1930s and ’40s.
The Color of the Heart
The Color of the Heart gives an eyewitness account of the controversies of the last three decades over feminist, political, and literary issues as only a poet and political activist totally engaged in the events could perceive and write about them—highlighting sexuality, gay liberation, psychoanalysis, and the impact of deconstruction on both politics and art.
Civilizing War
Series: FlashPoints
Nasser Mufti’s Civilizing War offers comparative readings of literature, criticism, historiography, and social analysis from Britain’s Anglophone empire. In insightful analyses of writings as diverse as those by Carlyle, Engels, Disraeli, Doyle, Kipling, Conrad, Naipaul, Gordimer, and Ondaatje, Mufti shows how narratives of civil war are integral to the politics of empire.
Media Laboratories
Series: FlashPoints
In Media Laboratories Sarah Ann Wells explores South American literature of the 1930s and ’40s.
The Color of the Heart
The Color of the Heart gives an eyewitness account of the controversies of the last three decades over feminist, political, and literary issues as only a poet and political activist totally engaged in the events could perceive and write about them—highlighting sexuality, gay liberation, psychoanalysis, and the impact of deconstruction on both politics and art.