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Representations of Displacement

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The Language of Postcolonialism

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Foe & Robinson Crusoe

Comparison of narrative authority and cultural context of the slave trade.

A Tempest & The Tempest

Comparison of the theme of power dynamics and cultural context of imperialism.

The Penelopiad & The Odyssey

Comparison of the narrative focus and cultural context of storytelling and myth-making.

Mister Pip & Great Expectations

Comparison of the educational themes and cultural context of post-colonial Papua New Guinea.

The God of Small Things & Victorian Classics

Comparison of family structures and cultural context of post-independence India.

Oroonoko & Contemporary Adaptations

Comparison of the depiction of slavery and cultural context of colonial exploitation.

Wide Sargasso Sea & Jane Eyre

Comparison of the portrayal of Bertha Mason and cultural context of colonialism.

Gertrude and Ophelia & Hamlet

Comparison of female agency and cultural context of gender roles.

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