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Sea Change: Historicizing the Scholarly Study of Black British Writing,surreptitiously” and enviously toward a . identity, is an equally tantalizing one—and one that Professor Maria Lima appraises in her essay in this book. I, too, have seen some evidence of this motion.

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study of English literature, and presents theoretically sophisticated and practical strategies for doing so. It offers a pedagogical, pragmatic and ideological introduction to the field for those without background, and an integrated body of current and stimulating essays for those who are already k

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3929-5entury, it came at a crucial time, when the notion of what constitutes British culture was undergoing unprecedented changes. As I suggest here, this newest literary effusion surely has historical roots but it represents, just as clearly, several radical transformations of that venerable tradition.

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Stetig verteilte Kr?fte, Schwerpunkte African diaspora. Although I had studied works by contemporary writers of Caribbean parentage living in London (e.g., Joan Riley and Caryl Phillips), I had yet to enjoy the work of an African-born writer who wrote about the London experience.