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...Patricia Stuelke This essay analyzes Valeria Luiselli's 2019 novel Lost Children Archive 's attempt to imagine anti‐imperialist solidarity aesthetics in a moment of the increasing imbrication of the US literary sphere and settler colonial capitalist surveillance of the US‐Mexico border, as well...

...Melissa Free H. Rider Haggard has long been known as the premier writer of the imperial adventure novel, which is described by scholars as predominantly devoid of colonial settlers, particularly women. Yet his most innovative contribution to the genre of adventure fiction is actually his most...

... settler and Indigenous communities. This article uses the work of Homi Bhabha to argue that Carpentaria demonstrates the emergence of a third space wherein negotiation between these two cultures produces knowledge that is “new, neither the one nor the other .” In so doing, Wright shows the resilience...

... for community and stability—a desire they attempted to fulfill through narrative. “Through practices of talking, settlers eventually brought into being a relatively new sort of colony—one not interested so much in acquisition or extraction but in re-creating normalcy and a sense of home. . . . They recorded...

... becomes possible through Wilder and Lane’s reframing of the settler colonial region as home, as snug, and as emotionally familiar and familial rather than as an othered site of visitation. Nostalgia in this text relies on a specific lexicon of looking back: a language that highlights the small...

..., Netherlands : Brill . Guelke Leonard . 1988 . “The Anatomy of a Colonial Settler Population: Cape Colony 1657–1750.” International Journal of African Historical Studies 21 , no. 3 : 453 – 73 . Guelke Leonard Shell Robert . 1992 . “Landscape of Conquest: Frontier Water...

... to the independence of Kenya from British rule. Mau Mau originated in the Kikuyu region in 1948; it was organized around an oath of loyalty to the objectives of the movement—to drive its enemies out of Kenya—and of allegiance to "the black man's race" over all Europeans and Asians.5 Some European settlers...

... issue. GENRE XXXV - FALL/WINTER 2002 - 537-562. COPYRIGHT © 2003 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. ALL RIGHTS OF REPRODUCTION IN ANY FORM RESERVED. 538 GENRE punishment. Their experiences have parallels with Indigenous people in other settler colonial societies...

... the heavily accented first beat of each triplet was supposed to get us to attend, at least speculatively, to Virgil's dactylic hexameter. There is, of course, no obvious relation between the classical quantitative meter constitutive of the Aeneid and Hollywood's scoring of settler-colonialist fantasy...

... with their American and Canadian counterparts, is a shared and often painful history of diaspora” (113). From this transnational bond of disclaiming white settler nations, Diasporic Poetics returns to a US genealogy of “Asian American writing that decenters the ‘American’ but maintains political coherence” (115...

... of the sublime as inspiring a politics organized around the protection of “pristine” natural areas, which, in the settler colonies, legitimated the violent displacement of Native peoples. Although Ellerman—with the exception of single footnote—does not explicitly intervene in the “wilderness debate...

... authenticity regime of settler liberalism (90). On R EV IEWS CLUSTER: POETICS 251 virtually every page of this ambitious project, Garcia proves otherwise with a sense of optimism about what our methods can achieve and of humility around the known and unknown currents of meaning that have always surrounded us...

... of Fanon’s writing. The condition of native is a nervous condition, Fanon (1961) says, and the category “native” is a product of the colonial relationship; you are only a “native” once there are settlers in contrast to whom you are declared native. Hence overcoming the “condition” of native means...

... M. Guyotte Roland L. . `` Unintentional Immigrants: Chicago's Filipino Foreign Students Become Settlers, 1900-1941 .'' Journal of American Ethnic History 9.2 ( Spring 1990 ): 26 - 48 . Saunt Claudio . `` Telling Stories: The Political Uses of Myth and History in Cherokee...

... of the Far North. Instead, they prove to be enterprising businesspeople —  shop owners in this instance — who make a living off the white settler commu- nities while engaging in what Gerald Vizenor (1999, 167 – 69) might recognize as “post-­Eskimo” acts of survivance.10 Their grocery stores stock...

... notable among these are region and race/ethnicity (218). He traces these divisions to the arrival of Euro- pean settlers on American soil: “Romances of the divide in what later became the United States date back almost to first contact, the earliest canonical instance being the tale...

.... It is the Manichean relation between colonized and colonizer, "native" and "settler," or here, free and unfree that conditions the subaltern truths of both imminent and manifest insurgencies. Speaking to the anti-colo- nialist nationalism of the Algerian revolution, Fanon writes, The problem of truth...

... who comes off better by comparison with other Victorian-era settlers of the region but who finally is overcome by the need to root himself and profit from his travels — an impulse that, when taken to greater extremes, defines many of the more troubling personalities Chatwin profiles...

... but extended beyond the United States to include the additional settler- colonial nation- states of Canada and Australia. Thus, the novel underscores the production of race as a decidedly transnational product, which in the case of Japanese incar- ceration is a complex overlay of Pacific Rim histories...

...: Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries, vol. 2, Culture, Gender, Regional Patterns , edited by Bhargava Meena , 261 – 84 . New Delhi : Orient BlackSwan . Fisher Michael H. 2004 . Counterflows to Colonialism: Indian Travellers and Settlers in Britain, 1600–1857 . Delhi : Permanent Black...