The Postcolonial Studies Dictionary

<p>Lits of terms vi</p>
<p>Acknowledgements ix</p>
<p>Preface x</p>
<p>Dictionary 1</p>
<p>References 170</p>
<p>Terms</p>
<p>aboriginal 1</p>
<p>abrogation 2</p>
<p>Adivasi 3</p>
<p>Afro–Europe 4</p>
<p>agency 5</p>
<p>alterity 6</p>
<p>ambivalence 8</p>
<p>anthropology (colonial) 9</p>
<p>apartheid 11</p>
<p>appropriation 12</p>
<p>archive (colonial) 13</p>
<p>arithmetic (colonial) 14</p>
<p>assimilado 15</p>
<p>barbarian/barbaric 16</p>
<p>Black Atlantic 17</p>
<p>black consciousness 19</p>
<p>cannibal 21</p>
<p>captivity narratives 22</p>
<p>Carib 23</p>
<p>cartography 23</p>
<p>catachresis 25</p>
<p>citizenship (cultural) 26</p>
<p>citizenship (ecological) 27</p>
<p>census 27</p>
<p>centre and margin 28</p>
<p>chutneyfication 29</p>
<p>colony/colonialism 30</p>
<p>colonial discourse 32</p>
<p>Commonwealth Literature 34</p>
<p>comprador colonialism 35</p>
<p>conquistador 36</p>
<p>contrapuntal reading 36</p>
<p>cosmopolitanism 37</p>
<p>cosmopolitanism</p>
<p>(vernacular) 38</p>
<p>Creole/creolization 39</p>
<p>cultural imperialism 41</p>
<p>Dalit 43</p>
<p>Dark Continent 44</p>
<p>decolonization 45</p>
<p>dependency complex 47</p>
<p>diaspora 48</p>
<p>discovery 51</p>
<p>dislocation/displacement 52</p>
<p>double consciousness 52</p>
<p>e–Empire 55</p>
<p>ecological ethnicity 55</p>
<p>ecological imperialism 57</p>
<p>education (colonial) 57</p>
<p>effeminacy 59</p>
<p>Empire new figurations of 60</p>
<p>Enlightenment (European) 61</p>
<p>environmentalism 62</p>
<p>epidermalization 64</p>
<p>epistemic violence 65</p>
<p>eroticization 66</p>
<p>essentialism 67</p>
<p>ethnicity 69</p>
<p>ethnocide 70</p>
<p>ethnography (colonial) 70</p>
<p>ethnopsychiatry (colonial) 71</p>
<p>Eurocentrism 73</p>
<p>evangelicalism (colonial) 74</p>
<p>exile 75</p>
<p>exoticism 76</p>
<p>exploitation colony 77</p>
<p>exploration (colonial) 77</p>
<p>feminism (Islamic) 79</p>
<p>fetish/phobia 80</p>
<p>filiation/affiliation 80</p>
<p>First World 81</p>
<p>Fourth World 81</p>
<p>geographical morality 83</p>
<p>geography 83</p>
<p>globe 85</p>
<p>globalization 85</p>
<p>hegemony 87</p>
<p>homonationalism 88</p>
<p>humanism (European) 88</p>
<p>humanitarianism 90</p>
<p>hybridity 91</p>
<p>imaginative geography 93</p>
<p>imperialism 94</p>
<p>indentured labour 95</p>
<p>infantilization 95</p>
<p>kala pani ( Black Water ) 97</p>
<p>lactification 98</p>
<p>liminality 98</p>
<p>lusotropicalism 99</p>
<p>magical realism 100</p>
<p>Manichean allegory 101</p>
<p>masculinity (imperial) 102</p>
<p>mestizo/a 102</p>
<p>mimicry 103</p>
<p>miscegenation 104</p>
<p>multiculturalism 106</p>
<p>national allegory 108</p>
<p>nationalism (as discourse) 109</p>
<p>native 112</p>
<p>Native Informant 112</p>
<p>nativism 113</p>
<p>Negritude 114</p>
<p>neocolonialism 115</p>
<p>New World 116</p>
<p>Occidentalism 117</p>
<p>orality 117</p>
<p>Orientalism 118</p>
<p>Ornamentalism 120</p>
<p>picturesque (as colonialimperial aesthetic) 121</p>
<p>postcolonialism 122</p>
<p>postcoloniality 124</p>
<p>postcolony 125</p>
<p>postnational 126</p>
<p>primitivism 126</p>
<p>provincializing 127</p>
<p>race 129</p>
<p>refugee 130</p>
<p>re–orientalism 131</p>
<p>representation (colonial) 132</p>
<p>Requerimiento 134</p>
<p>reverse colonization 134</p>
<p>secularism/post–secularism 136</p>
<p>settler colonialism 137</p>
<p>situated knowledge 138</p>
<p>slavery 139</p>
<p>stereotyping 140</p>
<p>strategic essentialism 141</p>
<p>subaltern 143</p>
<p>subjectivity (of Europeans, colonial period) 146</p>
<p>subjectivity (of natives, colonial period) 148</p>
<p>sublime (as colonial aesthetic) 149</p>
<p>syncretism 150</p>
<p>terra incognita 152</p>
<p>terra nullius 153</p>
<p>testimonio 154</p>
<p>text/textuality (colonial) 155</p>
<p>Third World 156</p>
<p>torrid zones 157</p>
<p>transculturation 158</p>
<p>transnationalism 160</p>
<p>tricontinentalism 161</p>
<p>tropicality 161</p>
<p>universalism 163</p>
<p>vernacular 165</p>
<p>whiteness/white studies 167</p>
<p>World Literature 168</p>
<p>worlding 169</p>