Postcolonial Identities and West African Literature
Anchored in postcolonial theory, this book highlights the concept of “postcolonial soliloquies” as an original idea in analyzing West African literature. It uses the political theory of “dialogue” to broaden the reader’s understanding of history, culture, identity and indigenous memories. The book shows how the novels of T. Obinkaram Echewa plunge into the known territory of colonial history with new boundaries.
Anwesha Das is associated with the Creative Writing Program at the Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design and Technology, India. Her research interests include African literature, personal accounts of the transatlantic slave trade, and the history of the Berlin Conference. She completed her PhD at the Department of English Literature of the English and Foreign Languages University, India, and is the author of three book chapters and seven journal articles.
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