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CENTRE VS MARGINS

JESÚS VARELA-ZAPATA. PROFESSOR ENGLISH AND CULTURAL STUDIES.

U. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA (SPAIN)

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THE POSTCOLONIAL “OTHER”

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the Other

• dissimilar, different

• one that is basically separte from the self

• The unconscious or even the insane (alien/

alienation)

• Self requires the (radically ) Other

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PARIS, ALGERIA WAR

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Edward Said

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PREJUDICE

• West: inaccurate representations of the Eastern world

• Eurocentric prejudice against Arab–

Islamic culture

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ORIENTALISM

• “exotic East”

• “inscrutable Orient”

• the “Other”

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CANNIBALS

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FRANKLIN’S EXPEDITION

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AFRICAN PORTRAIT

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SPIVAK (2012 Kyoto Prize)

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SUBALTERN

•LATIN:

Sub- alter= the other below

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KIPLING

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WHITE MAN’S BURDEN

• Take up the White Man's burden-

• Send forth the best ye breed—

• Go bind your sons to exile

• To serve your captives' need;

• To wait in heavy harness,

• On fluttered folk and wild—

• Your new-caught, sullen peoples,

• Half-devil and half-child.

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EL PAÍS

02 JUN 2015

AMÉRICA LATINA: LOS DESAFÍOS » Sur busca Sur

El tradicional estilo de cooperación del Norte, basado solo en el apoyo

financiero, en el arriba-abajo, se difumina como referente. Ejemplos evidentes se dan en las ciudades

Las urbes latinoamericanas y africanas, desiguales y faltas de recursos, se alían y apoyan en busca de modelos de desarrollo, convivencia, equidad y paz

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FOUCAULT

• Knowledge controlled by stuctures of power and ideology.

• Discourses are hierarchically controlled.

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BLACK SKINS, WHITE MASKS

Frantz Fanon

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CENTRE, PERIPHERY

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NO LONGER EUROCENTRIC

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What to Write? Chimamanda Adichie

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NEW LITERATURES

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H. BLOOM, The Western Canon

• USA

• SAUL BELLOW

• PAUL BOWLES

• NORMAN MAILER

• ARTHUR MILLER

• JOHN UPDIKE

• TONI MORRISON

• UK AND IRELAND

• ANTHONY BURGESS

• GRAHAM GREENE

• ROBERT GRAVES

• WILLIAM GOLDING

• DORIS LESSING

• SAMUEL BECKETT

• PHILIP LARKIN

• POSTCOLONIAL

• V.S. NAIPAUL

• DEREK WALCOTT

• CHINUA ACHEBE

• NADINE GORDIMER

• J.M. COETZEE

• R.K. NARAYAN

• SALMAN RUSHDIE

• ALICE MUNRO

• MARGARET ATWOOD

• THOMAS KENEALLY

• PETER CAREY

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SCHOLARSHIP AND CANON, VARIANTS

J. VARELA-ZAPATA

WOLE

SOYINKA 1934- 1986 222 303 36.48

CHINUA

ACHEBE 1930- --- 229 236 3.05

LIFE

SPAN AWARDED

(YEAR) MLA ENTRIES FOR PREVIOUS TEN-YEAR PERIOD

MLA ENTRIES FOR SUBSEQUENT TEN-YEAR PERIOD

%

INCREASE IN MLA RECORDS

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CULTURA GLOBAL

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STILL POSTCOLONIAL

BUT TREADING THE GLOBAL PATH

• CHAPTER ONE

• JESÚS VARELA ZAPATA

• UNIVERSITY OF SANTIADO DE COMPOSTELA

• Abstract

• Literary studies are no exception to the trend contemporary humanities are

• moving towards in a redefinition in the context of globalization.

• Literatures in English from geographical backgrounds as diverse as

• Britain, Ireland, America as well as a vast array of postcolonial countries

• are currently finding a common ground in emerging fields such as global

• studies. Given the preeminence of the English language on a world-wide

• scale, these literatures are expected to become more influential and thus

• reach higher levels of readership across the continents, beyond the United

• States or the assorted realms of Commonwealth societies. This means that

• their coverage of contemporary issues and themes, such as migration or

• hybridization, will continue expanding, in such a way that the notion of a

• contemporary literature in English will most likely bear a global label.

• Keywords: Globalization, Literatures in English, Postcolonial Studies,

• Global Canon.

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