An edition of Neo-imperialism in children's literature about Africa: a study of contemporary fiction (2009)

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a study of contemporary fiction

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Routledge
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English
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175

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In literature, Africans in literature, Racism in literature, Children's stories, History and criticism, Children's literature, history and criticism, Africa, in literature, Histoires pour enfants, Histoire et critique, Dans la littérature, Africains dans la littérature, Racisme dans la littérature, TRAVEL, Special Interest, Literary, LITERARY CRITICISM, General, Literature

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Table of Contents

"Darkest Africa": a persistent Western fantasy
Feminism in Africa: complexities and activism
Institutional racism
Eurocentric feminism in the shadows of Ghadames and our secret, Siri Aang
White supremacy in Isabelle Allende's Forest of the pygmies
Anti-African themes in "liberal" young adult novels
Crime and crime syndicates in Many Stones and Zulu Dog
"Doomed races" in Elana Bregin's "Ella's dunes"
Disease and the "darkest Africa" myth: novels about AIDS and smallpox
When the West talks to itself: ethnocentricity in Nancy Farmer's "African" novels
Child soldiers and survivors in Chanda's Wars
Out of bounds and the legacy of South African child martyrs.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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New York
Series
Children's literature and culture -- 60

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809.3/93586
Library of Congress
PN1009.5.A47 M34 2009, PN1009.5.A47M34 2009, PN1009.5.A47 M34 2009eb

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p. cm.
Number of pages
175

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OL16900429M
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9780415993906
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2008023900
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309932093, 231031916
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7229648

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