Vol 17 No 2 (2013): Post-colonial Creativity: Language, Politics and Aesthetics | Anglistica AION: An Intersciplinary Journal

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Published: 2021-11-01

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Introduction

Bill Ashcroft, Katherine E. Russo

1-5
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Spelling out Resistance Dub Poetry and Typographic Creativity

Manuela Coppola

7-18
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Changing Englishes in the US and Caribbean Paradoxes and Possibilities

Shondel Nero

19-29
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Post-colonial Creativity in Language and Cultural Constructions Railway Discourse in South Asian Englishes

Esterino Adami

31-42
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“Utterly Butterly” Language and Culture in Indian Advertisements

Rashmila Maiti

43-51
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Language Has Memory Cre(e)ativity and Transformation in Louise Halfe’s Bear Bones and Feathers

Anna Mongibello

53-63
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Creative Indigenous Self-Representation in Humorous Australian Popular Culture as a Vital Communication Channel for Refiguring Public Opinion

Jan Alber, Natalie Churn

65-75
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Sinhalese Literary and Cultural Aesthetics Martin Wickramasinghe’s Novels Gamperaliya and Viragaya

Chandani Lokuge

77-87
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Generic Discontinuities, National Allegory, and the Aesthetics of Postcolonial Fiction

Alexander Fyfe

89-103
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Grammars of Appropriation

Bill Ashcroft

105-110
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Grammatiche dell’appropriazione

Bill Ashcroft; Anna Mongibello

111-117
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Maurizio Calbi, Spectral Shakespeares: Media Adaptations in the Twenty-First Century (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013), 252 pp. ISBN 978-0-230-33875-3

Aureliana Natale

119-120
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