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Beyond Boundaries

Name: Beyond Boundaries
Brand: Pluto Press
SKU: 04671425
Price: 46.29 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Christopher Gair
ISBN: 9780745323428

CLR James and Postnational Studies

Christopher Gair

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04671425

Publishers Pluto Press, March 2006

This book brings together leading critics to explore the work of CLR James, the world-famous Caribbe... Full description

Libristo code: 04671425

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This book brings together leading critics to explore the work of CLR James, the world-famous Caribbean intellectual. It's an exciting and innovative examination of the wide impact that CLR James has had on contemporary thought -- as a historian, novelist, cultural and political theorist and activist. The contributors reinvigorate James's inspiring critical output, with particular reference to the impact he has had on cultural studies. Invaluable for students of post-colonial studies, the book examines points where James crosses with other theorists, such as Lacan and Gramsci. Racial identity and cultural politics are key themes in his work, not to mention his unique writings on cricket. Contributors including Donald E Pease, Nicole King, Christopher Gair and Anthony Bogues illuminate the key themes in James's writing, and put forward the idea that the breath of James's thinking can be identified as the beginning of 'post-national' studies.