Beyond Windrush: Rethinking Postwar Anglophone Caribbean Literature

Author:   J. Dillon Brown ,  Leah Reade Rosenberg
Publisher:   University Press of Mississippi
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Pages:   234
Publication Date:   30 July 2015
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Author:   J. Dillon Brown ,  Leah Reade Rosenberg
Publisher:   University Press of Mississippi
Imprint:   University Press of Mississippi
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.90cm , Length: 22.80cm
Weight:   0.519kg
ISBN:  

9781628464757


ISBN 10:   1628464755
Pages:   234
Publication Date:   30 July 2015
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
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�This is a very good, and perhaps important, book. It is certainly one which all scholars of West Indian literature should read. . . .[as] an important reminder to all of us engaged in whatever ways with the discussion and presentation of aspects of West Indian literature. As that Windrush generation of writers sails into the sunset, so to speak, there is almost certainly much more to discover and consider than our conventional framing of the field of West Indian literary studies would suggest.��Stewart Brown, Journal of West Indian Literature This is a very good, and perhaps important, book. It is certainly one which all scholars of West Indian literature should read. . . .[as] an important reminder to all of us engaged in whatever ways with the discussion and presentation of aspects of West Indian literature. As that Windrush generation of writers sails into the sunset, so to speak, there is almost certainly much more to discover and consider than our conventional framing of the field of West Indian literary studies would suggest. --Stewart Brown, Journal of West Indian Literature -This is a very good, and perhaps important, book. It is certainly one which all scholars of West Indian literature should read. . . .[as] an important reminder to all of us engaged in whatever ways with the discussion and presentation of aspects of West Indian literature. As that Windrush generation of writers sails into the sunset, so to speak, there is almost certainly much more to discover and consider than our conventional framing of the field of West Indian literary studies would suggest.---Stewart Brown, Journal of West Indian Literature


-This is a very good, and perhaps important, book. It is certainly one which all scholars of West Indian literature should read. . . .[as] an important reminder to all of us engaged in whatever ways with the discussion and presentation of aspects of West Indian literature. As that Windrush generation of writers sails into the sunset, so to speak, there is almost certainly much more to discover and consider than our conventional framing of the field of West Indian literary studies would suggest.---Stewart Brown, Journal of West Indian Literature


This is a very good, and perhaps important, book. It is certainly one which all scholars of West Indian literature should read. . . .[as] an important reminder to all of us engaged in whatever ways with the discussion and presentation of aspects of West Indian literature. As that Windrush generation of writers sails into the sunset, so to speak, there is almost certainly much more to discover and consider than our conventional framing of the field of West Indian literary studies would suggest.--Stewart Brown ""Journal of West Indian Literature"" In Beyond Windrush, J. Dillion Brown and Leah Reade Rosenberg have gathered together a timely, insightful, and important collection of essays that generatively recasts Anglophone Caribbean literature's postwar genesis narrative.--Sheri-Marie Harrison ""New West Indian Guide""


This is a very good, and perhaps important, book. It is certainly one which all scholars of West Indian literature should read. . . .[as] an important reminder to all of us engaged in whatever ways with the discussion and presentation of aspects of West Indian literature. As that Windrush generation of writers sails into the sunset, so to speak, there is almost certainly much more to discover and consider than our conventional framing of the field of West Indian literary studies would suggest. --Stewart Brown, Journal of West Indian Literature


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J. Dillon Brown, St. Louis, Missouri, is associate professor of English and of African and African American studies at Washington University in St. Louis. He is the author of Migrant Modernism: Postwar London and the West Indian Novel.|Leah Reade Rosenberg, Gainesville, Florida, is associate professor of English at the University of Florida. She is the author of Nationalism and the Formation of Caribbean Literature.

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