Revue : Postcolonial Interventions
Publication : Numéro de Janvier 2018
Date limite de réponse à l’appel : 8 octobre 2017

In her recently published book, Postcolonialism and Postsocialism in Fiction and Art: Resistance and Re-existence (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017) Madina Tlostanova proposes an intersection between postcolonialism and postsocialism by foregrounding how the subjects of the former Soviet Bloc, exposed to the vicissitudes of a neo-liberal capitalist world order, are experiencing a sense of pervasive socio-economic deprivation that is accompanied by racial and ethnic fundamentalisms, growing gender-inequalities and a certain invisibility in the dominant narratives of the global order where they continue to be subjected to derogatory stereotyping and systemic erasure – an experience that resembles that of many subjects in postcolonial states.

Vol. III, Issue 1 of Postcolonial Interventions invites scholarly papers that would investigate such possibilities and more in an effort to expand critical horizons while remaining open to the nuances of multi-spatial hermeneutics within a pluriversal critique.

Possible topics may include but are not limited to:

• Neo-liberal capitalism and the postcolonial state
• Subaltern resistances and negotiations
• The legacy of 1917 – socialist possibilities in a post-Soviet era
• Ethnocentric nationalism and religious fundamentalism
• Revivalist patriarchies and resistance
• Alternate modernities
• Globalectics and utopian possibilities
• Postcolonial cyberture

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