One notion of African identity is based on the credo that generally champions the view that so-called Africans should not only celebrate an identity that is predicated on racialised and essentialised blackness, but also ...

This article aims to map the terrain of postcolonial theory from its Marxist origins, to a postmodern ‘totalizing’, and ‘hegemonic’ view of reading culture. One of the coordinates, that of continuities, reinforces notions ...

My reading of JM. Coetzee’s Disgrace is informed by the deployment of the concept of exilic consciousness by postcolonial theorists, notably Edward Said and Homi Bhabha, and literary critic Julia Kristeva, to project an ...