LITR 5734: Colonial & Postcolonial Literature

Index to Student Midterms 2005

Instructor's choices:

Pauline Chapman, "Characters, Cultures, and Intentions in Colonial and Postcolonial Literature"

Samantha McDonald, "Colonial and Post-Colonial Texts:  A Step in Globalization"

Kim Pritchard, "Language, Voice, and Layers of Colonialism: A Dialogue between Joseph Conrad and Chinua Achebe"

Michael Russo, "Literature and the Complexity of the Human Story: A Better Understanding of Colonialism through the Study of Fiction"

Georgeann Ward, "Colonial and Post-Colonial Dialogue in the Works of Conrad, Achebe, and Walcott"

Bobby Ausmus, "European Colonization and the Destruction of Indigenous Culture"

Betsy Barnes, "Different Authors, Different Times, Different Approaches--Different Stories"

Mary Brooks, "Resistance is Futile"

Beth Cordell, "Subjected to Colonialism: Fighting Back with Prose and Poetry"

Anuruddha Ellakkala, "Darkness of Colonizers’ Hearts/ Pain of Colonized Africans’ Hearts "

Jennifer Fregia, "The Voice of 'The Other'"

Aaron Morris, "Respect for All Humanity?"

Luis Saenz, "Insights on Colonial and Postcolonial Literature"

Tish Wallace, "Colonial & Postcolonial Literature"