From: L.J.Connell-AT-sussex.ac.uk (Liam Connell) Date: Tue, 29 Oct 1996 14:13:08 GMT Subject: Re: joyce/Rushdie > I am also interested in the cross over between postmodern and postcolonial > outlooks. I am specifically interested in Joyce's influence on Salman > Rushdie. This project is also in its infancy so if anyone can help me run > with this ball it would be much appreciated. Is Joyce postmodern? There certainly seems to be an argument to suggest that he is proto-post-colonial (sorry about the convuluted phrasing, but I'm rather uncomfortable about the whole term post-colonial, if only because it seem a little premature). Anyway, I think Aijiz Ahmad is interesting on linking Rushdie with Eliot in _In Theory: Nations Classes Literatures_ where he argues that the dislocation of Rushdie's _Midnight's Children_ is most reminiscent of Eliot's modernism. Liam --- from list postcolonial-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu ---
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