The creolization of theory [electronic resource] / edited by Françoise Lionnet and Shu-mei Shih.
This bold intervention in debates about the role of theory in the humanities advocates the development of a reciprocal, relational, and intersectional critical methodology attentive to the legacies of colonialism.
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Table of Contents:
- Symptomatically Black : a creolization of the political / Barnor Hesse
- Postslavery and postcolonial representations : comparative approaches / Anne Donadey
- Crises of money / Pheng Cheah
- Material histories of transcolonial loss : creolizing psychoanalytic theories of melancholia? / Liz Constable
- From the multicultural to Creole subjects : David Henry Hwang's collaborative works with Philip Glass / Ping-hui Liao
- I am where I think : remapping the order of knowing / Walter Mignolo
- Taiwan in modernity/coloniality : orphan of Asia and the colonial difference / Leo Ching
- Toward a diasporic citizen? From internationalism to cosmopolitics / Étienne Balibar
- "The forces of creolization" : colorblindness and visible minorities in the new Europe / Fatima El-Tayeb
- Appendix: Europe and the Antilles : an interview with Édouard Glissant / Andrea Schwieger Hiepko ; translated by Julin Everett
- Creolization : definition and critique / Dominique Chancé ; translated by Julin Everett.