Contenu du sommaire : Asian African Literatures.

Asian African Literatures. Guest Editor : Gaurav Desai

• Asian African Literatures: Genealogies in the Making - Desai G. p. V-XXX
• Reconsidering South African Indian Fiction Postapartheid - Frenkel R. p. 1-16
• International Geographics: Looking Out in Ishtiyaq Shukri's "The Silent Minaret" - Rastogi P. p. 17-30
• Approaching Asia through the Figure of the Slave in Rayda Jacob's "The Slave Book" - Olaussen M. p. 31-45
• South African Indian Fiction: Transformations in Ahmed Essop's Political Ethos - Singh J.K. p. 46-55
• Diasporic Memories and National Histories in East African Asian Writing - Simatei P. p. 56-67
• "Eat pig and become a beast": Food, Drink and Diaspora in East African Indian Writing - Ojwang D. p. 68-87
• The Story of a "White Sadlo" and a Meal of "Bhakhri and Salt": A Gendered Reading of the Unspoken Narrative of Widowhood in Parita Mukta's "Shards of Memory" - Pandurang M. p. 88-99
• Impossible Burdens: East African Asian Women's Memoirs - Hand F. p. 100-116
• Beyond Auto/Biography: Power, Politics, and Gender in Kenyan Asian Women's Writings - Siundu G. p. 117-131
• Translating between India and Tanzania: Sophia Mustafa's Partial Cosmopolitanism - Steiner T. p. 132-146
• Commerce as Romance: Nanji Kalidas Mehta's "Dream Half-Expressed" - Desai G. p. 147-165
• The Politics of Love and History: Asian Women and African Men in East African Literature - Jones S. p. 166-186
• "Ambiguity is the driving force or the nuclear reaction behind my creativity": An E-conversation with M.G. Vassanji - Desai G. p. 187-197