Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Locating Postcoloniality -- Rereading Fanon, Rewriting Caribbean History -- The Dialectics of Négritude: Or, the (Post) Colonial Subject in Contemporary African- American Literature -- The Colonial Voice in the Motherland -- Minor Pleasures -- Women's Rights versus Feminism? Postcolonial Perspectives -- Plantation Cafés: Jazz, Postcolonial Theory, and Modernism -- Postcoloniality and the Politics of Identity in the Diaspora: Figuring "Home," Locating Histories -- Postcolonial Spaces and Deterritorialized (Homo) Sexuality: The Films of Hanif Kureishi -- Is My Body Proper? Postcoloniality in the Classroom -- The Media Scene and Postcolonial Theories: An Interview with Prajna Paramita Parasher -- "Retrospective Hallucination": Postcolonial Video as Cultural Critique -- History, Folklore, and Common Sense: Sembène's Films and Discourses of Postcoloniality -- Biculturalism, Postcolonialism, and Identity Politics in New Zealand: An Interview with Anna Yeatman and Kaye Turner -- Postcolonialism/Multiculturalism- Australia 1993: An Interview with Sneja Gunew -- Select Bibliography -- Index -- About the Contributors.