N. 12 (2014): Special Issue: "Cultures and Imperialisms"

Antonella Riem, Stefano Mercanti

Maria Paola Guarducci, Annalisa Oboe

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Said’s Contrapuntal Reading and the Event of Postcolonial Literature

Serena Guarracino

11-26
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Reading Contrapuntally Now

Pier Paolo Frassinelli

27-40
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Global South ‘in Theory’ and Southern Epistemology

Luigi Cazzato

41-52
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A Meditation on Said’s Beginnings: Reconsidering Text and Career as Sites of Power and Resistance

Vincenzo Salvatore

53-74
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The Place of Servants in Edward Said’s Out of Place

Denise DeCaires Narain

75-92
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Reading Edward Said in Myanmar: Traveling Theories after Culture and Imperialism

Lars Jensen

93-109
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Bodies in Transit: The Imperial Mechanism of Biopolitics

Claudia Gualtieri

110-126
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Postcolonial Antarctica and the Memory of the Empire of Ice

Nicoletta Brazzelli

127-141
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Post-Imperial Culture and its Melancholies: From Théophile Gautier’s Constantinople of To-day to Orhan Pamuk’s Istanbul. Memories of a City

Norbert Bugeja

142-165
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Chattering Classes/Twittering Revolutionaries: Social Media, and the Arab Spring

John C. Hawley

166-184
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'Overlapping Territories, Intertwined Histories’ in Postcolonial Art

Michaela Quadraro

185-200
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Grading Cultural Imperialism in English Language Theory and Practice

Roberta Cimarosti

201-219
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In Times of Peace: Negotiating the Orient in Tokyo Year Zero by David Peace

Nicoletta Vallorani

220-238
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Shifting Statuses and Lasting Codes in Janice Kulyk Keefer’s The Green Library

Francesca Romana Paci

239-255
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“Snapshots of Caliban”: Suniti Namjoshi’s ‘Contrapuntal Rewriting’ of The Tempest

Stefania Basset

256-273
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A Reading of the Imperial Theme in Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra

Edvige Pucciarelli

274-289
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Yeats’ Imagined Ireland and Postcolonial Theory

Fabio Luppi

290-306
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Stevenson in the Pacific: A Problematic View of Cultures and Imperialisms

Paola Della Valle

307-322
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Irony and the Absurd in Joseph Conrad’s “An Outpost of Progress”

Maria Paola Guarducci

323-342
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