History, Horror, Reality: The Idea of the Marvelous in Postcolonial Fiction

History, Horror, Reality: The Idea of the Marvelous in Postcolonial Fiction

217 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780549860204
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This dissertation examined the use of anti-realist aesthetics in the representation of history in postcolonial fiction produced in Latin America, the Caribbean, South India and Africa. More specifically, it focused on how postcolonial writers engage the issue of history, outside of the dominant realist literary expression.

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