Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1998 13:46:40 +0200
From: L De Kock <DKOCKL-AT-alpha.unisa.ac.za>
Subject: lawrence phillips/ scrutiny2


Dear list members

In view of the wide interest expressed in Lawrence Phillips' critique of
Homi Bhabha published in *scrutiny2: issues in english studies in southern
africa*, which I edit, and the subsequent interest in the journal itself,
which has a strong postcolonial slant, the following:

I have about 40 to 50 surplus copies of the issue in question, and I am
prepared  to mail a hard copy of the journal to anyone who sends me a
self-addressed, large envelope (the journal is in A4 format). My
university, however, cannot afford the postage, and I'm wondering
whether anyone out there has any suggestions on how to send a
self-franked envelope or prepaid postage across national boundaries.
The TOC of this issue (Vol 3 No 1) is as follows:

Dipesh Chakrabarty: Minority Histories, Subaltern pasts

Lawrence A Phillips: Lost in Space: Siting/Citing the In-Between of Homi K
Bhabha's *The Location of Culture*

Thomas Olver: Mad Dogs and Englishmen: High Noon for English Studies
and the University

Michael Titlestad: Aesthetes and Democrats: Reading the Critical
Reception of *The Heart in Exile* and Sue Clark's *The False Bay Cycle*

Damian Ruth: Footnotes in the Corridors of Power: A Fictional Enquiry in
Personal and Institutional Culture

Dorian Haarhof: Of Monkeys and Human Memory: Teaching Creative
Writing

Kate Bowes: Crossing the Bridge, Into the Crucible: Orality's Response to
Modernity

Stewart Conn: South African Poetry: A Personal View

Plus conference reports, poetry and reviews.


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