Titlebook: Colonial and Postcolonial Cyprus; Transportal Literatu Daniele Nunziata Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Signaling im Stakeholdermanagement,The conclusion brings together the primary arguments of the monograph to make final assessments of how the preceding chapters have analysed the writing of Cyprus as transportal literatures which reveal the incomplete postcoloniality of the island.

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Conclusions,The conclusion brings together the primary arguments of the monograph to make final assessments of how the preceding chapters have analysed the writing of Cyprus as transportal literatures which reveal the incomplete postcoloniality of the island.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-58236-4Postcolonial Literature; World Literature; Travel Writing; Middle Eastern Literature; Comparative Critic

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,‘The Key of Western Asia’: An Introduction to Transportal Literatures,cific historical and political factors which have shaped modern Cyprus and its literatures to reveal the lingering colonialisms which impact the island and defer its postcoloniality. The chapter grapples with existing concepts of imperialism and nationhood to unpack the important specificities of th

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,‘A Business of Some Heat’: Sexuality, Disease, and Gendered Orientalism on Venus’ Island, 1878–1973) until independence. This includes the writing of Samuel Baker and William Dixon in the late nineteenth century, as well as Lawrence Durrell’s . (1957), which are compared to showcase their defences of British imperial rule over the island through suggestions of the cultural inferiority—and gendere

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,Re-imagining the Cypriot Nation: Writing-Back to the Colonial Travelogue, 1964–1974,ich simultaneously grappled with the nascent Greek and Turkish nationalisms taking violent forms on the island between the 1950s and the 1970s. The case study of this chapter is a comparison of two of the most prominent writers of the ‘Cypriot Renaissance’, Taner Baybars and Costas Montis. Their wor

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,Travelling Across the Buffer Zone: Intersections in Language, Genre, and Identity, 2000–2013,ished after 2003 when border openings were first made across the Buffer Zone. A comparison is made between writers from three of the island’s ethnolinguistic communities (Greek-speaking, Turkish-speaking, and Armenian-speaking). This includes Yiannis Papadakis’ . (2005) and Ayd?n Mehmet Ali’s . (201

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,Re-gendering Borders: Partitions in Contemporary Cypriot Women’s Writing,re of Cypriot politics and its impact on contemporary literature from the island. All three confront how the colonialist and nationalist layers which impact modern Cyprus are experienced doubly by women who also face misogynistic marginalisation. The oppressive forces of patriarchy on the island dat