Author |
Institution |
Country |
Title of the paper |
Sanjoy Saksena |
University of Allahabad |
India |
Violence in the Name of Freedom in Meena Alexander’s Nampally Road |
Abdolmajid Jafari Saray |
University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur |
Malaysia |
Iconoclasm and Fundamentalism in Naipaul’s Travel Books |
Katja Sarkowsky |
Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University |
Germany |
Ambivalent Belongings: Negotiating ‘Citizenship’ through Literature |
Renée Schatteman |
Georgia State University |
USA |
Caryl Phillips and the Fate of the Migrant: An Anticipation of the Twenty-first Century |
Christiane Scholte |
University of Berne |
Switzerland |
“Marking Time Between Novels?” Creative Non-Fiction and Literary Journalism by Arab Women Writers |
Frank Schulze-Engler |
J.W.Goethe University, Frankfurt |
Germany |
Freedom vs. Anticolonialism: Literature and Human Rights in Zimbabwe |
Jamie S. Scott |
York University, Toronto |
Canada |
Space, Time, Solitude: The Liberating Contradictions of Ruth First’s 117 Days |
Richard Serrano |
Rutgers University |
USA |
Lyric, History and Narration: Abdellatif Laâbi’s Prison Letters |
Kalpana Seshadri |
Boston College |
USA |
Power as Freedom beyond Will: Hannah Arendt and Frantz Fanon |
Nermeen Shaikh |
Asia Society |
USA |
Good Again? Imperialism and Salvation in The Kite Runner and “Caché” |
Paul Sharrad |
University of Wollongong |
Australia |
Beyond Capricornia: Alexis Wright’s Ambiguous Promise |
Adam Shoemaker |
Monash University |
Australia |
Hard Dreams and Indigenous Worlds in Australia’s North |
Bhakti Shringarpure |
City University of New York |
USA |
Specters of Fanon: Theorizing Violence in the Postcolony |
Efraim Sicher |
Ben-Gurion University, The Community College of Baltimore County |
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The Other’s Other: Figuring Out the Jew in a Globalized Culture |
Linda Weinhouse |
David Singh |
University of Queensland |
Australia |
Manichean Entrenchment: Imagined Whiteness and the Perpetration of Racial Violence in Black British Writing |
Angela Smith |
University of Stirling |
UK |
‘Absence was everywhere’: The Rights of Children in Contemporary Diasporic Fiction |
Rowland Smith |
University of Calgary |
Canada |
Cities and Non-places in a Developed Ex-colony: Provincialism as Identity in teh Fiction of Lynn Coady |
Filip Spagnoli |
Banque Nationale de Belgique |
Belgium |
Cultural Relativism and the Universality of Human Rights |
Lynda Gichanda Spencer |
Stellenbosch University |
South Africa |
Young, Black and Female in Post-Apartheid South Africa: Molope’s The Mending Season and Matlwa’s Coconut |
Paola Splendore |
Università di Roma Tre |
Italy |
Hybrid Memories: Representing White Identity in South Africa |
Neelam Srivastava |
Newcastle University |
UK |
Anti-Colonial Transnationalism and the Italian Left: Forging Resistance during Mussolini’s Invasion of Ethiopia |
Mark Stein |
University of Münster |
Germany |
Translocation and Memory: Crossings of the Black Atlantic |
Tina Steiner |
University of Stellenbosch |
South Africa |
The Indian Ocean as a Site of Freedom? Encounters Across the Sea in Abdulrazak Gurnah’s Fiction |
Cheryl Stobie |
University of KwaZulu-Natal |
South Africa |
Ruth in Marlene van Niekerk’s Agaat |
John A Stotesbury |
University of Joensuu |
Finland |
Re-visioning Ethnicity in Post-Apartheid Cinema |
Julia Suárez Krabbe |
Roskilde University |
Denmark |
The Negation and Justification of Coloniality in Human Rights and Development. A Paradox. |
Maria Taglioli |
Università di Padova |
Italy |
In the Musty Hole: the Practice of Freedom in Janet Jackson's Video "Got 'Til It's Gone" |
Tilottama Tharoor |
NYU |
USA |
“Stamped with New Designs”: London’s mutations in Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses and Monica Ali’s Brick Lane |
Dominic Thomas |
University of California |
USA |
Black France: Immigration and National Identity in France Today |
Veronica Thompson |
Athabasca University |
Canada |
Trauma, Memory and Testimony: Badami’s Can You Hear the Nightbird Call? and the Air India Inquiry |
Helen Tiffin |
University of Tasmania |
Australia |
What’s Wrong with Rights? |
Emmanuel Ufuoma Tonukari |
Delta State University |
Nigeria |
Universal Democracy, Global Citizenship and the Challenges of Globalization: The Role of the United Nations and the Mass Media in Africa |
Petra Tournay-Theodotou |
European University Cyprus |
Cyprus |
Reconfigurations of ‘home as a mythic place of desire’: Bernardine Evaristo’s Soul Tourists |
Pradeep Trikha |
Dayanand College |
India |
Post-Coloniality in the Contemporary Australian Short Fiction |
Alessandro Triulzi |
Università di Napoli L’Orientale |
Italy |
Contrasting Migrant Voices in Postcolonial Italy |
Daria Tunca |
University of Liège |
Belgium |
Writing a “freedom song”: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Purple Hibiscus (2003) |
Anisseh Van Engeland |
European University Institute |
Belgium |
The Iranian Human Rights Discourse since 1979 as a Challenge to the Principe of Universality of Human Rights |
Aritha van Herk |
University of Calgary |
Canada |
Venice as a Site of Desire: Secret Identities and the Freedoms of Privacy |
Jesús Varela-Zapata |
University of Santiago de Compostela |
Spain |
The Shadow of the South: Identity Struggle and Spatial Negotiation in Tony Morrison’s Song of Solomon |
Eduardo San José Vàzquez |
University of Alicante |
Spain |
Edgardo Rodríguez Juliá’s Crónica de Nueva Venecia: the Pursuit of Freedom as a Desire Nation and Social Discourses in Puerto Rico |
Héliane Ventura |
University of Orléans |
France |
The Right to Refuse Political Correctness : Alice Munro’s Heretics |
Nathan Vetri |
Stanford University |
USA |
Italy's immigration culture and the postcolonial theories: towards a mutually beneficial relationship. |
Louise Viljoen |
University of Stellenbosch |
South Africa |
The Female Grotesque as a Means of Resistance in Antjie Krog’s Poetry |
Daniela Francesca Virdis |
Università di Cagliari |
Italy |
The Freedom to Move, the Freedom to (Mis)Represent: Colonial Representations of Postcolonial Sardinia in The National Geographic Magazine |
Irene Visser |
University of Groningen |
The Netherlands |
Transformation and Liberation: Rites of Passage in Novels by Ana Castillo and Patricia Grace |
Itala Vivan |
Università di Milano |
Italy |
Towards Freedom. A Cultural Analysis of the British Celebrations for the Bicentenary of the Slave Trade Abolition Act, 1807-2007. |