Commodifying (Post)Colonialism : Othering, Reification, Commodification and the New Literatures and Cultures in English

Theory. Bordieu, Capital, And The Postcolonial Marketplace / Jens Martin Gurr -- Fiction. Savage Violence And The Colonial Body In Nathaniel Crouch's The English Acquisitions In Guinea And East India (1708) And In Edward Cooke's A Voyage To The South Sea (1712) / Oliver Lindner ; Saccharographies / Carl Plasa ; The Dark Races Stand Still, The Fair Progress : Matthew Kneale's English Passengers And The Intellectual Commodification Of Colonial Encounter In Tasmania / Wolfgang Funk ; Alice In Oz : A Children's Classic Between Imperial Nostalgia And Transcultural Reinvention / Sissy Helff ; Think Local Sell Global : Magical Realism, The Whale Rider, And The Market / Lars Eckstein ; Dialogue Within Changing Power-structures : Commodification Of Black South African Women's Narratives By White Women Writers? / Ksenia Robbe ; Phantasmagorical Representations Of Postcolonial Cityscapes In Salman Rushdie's Fury (2002) And Suketu Mehta's Maximum City : Bombay Lost And Found (2004) / Cecile Sandten -- Drama. Amiri Baraka's Revisiting Of Slavery : Memory, Historical Amnesia, And Commodification / Samy Azouz ; Moving Beyond Irish (post)colonialism By Commodifying (post)colonial Stage Irishness : Martin Mcdonagh's Plays As Global Commodities / Katharina Rennhak -- Film And Pop Music. The Moveable Frontier : John Ford And Howard Hawks At Home And In Africa / Stephan Laqué ; We Are The Ones You Do Not See : The Need For A Change Of Focus In Filming Black Britain / Birte Heidemann ; Exoticism And Authenticity In Contemporary British-asian Popular Culture : The Commodification Of Difference In Bride & Prejudice And Apache Indian's Music / Sabine Nunius ; Salman Rushdie Superstar : The Making Of Postcolonial Literary Stardom / Ana Cristina Mendes ; Celebrity Conservationism, Postcolonialism, And The Commodity Form / Graham Huggan. Edited By Rainer Emig And Oliver Lindner. Includes Bibliographical References.