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Postcolonialism and Identity
The theme explores postcolonial literature from South Africa, Australia and India. The focus is on identity - how does being under foreign rule impact the identity of those who are colonized: internal colonization.
The concept of global English and lingua franca will also be explored briefly.
David Attenborough: “Cry Freedom” (1987) l
Steve Biko, "What is Black Consciousness?", 1977, s. 100-107 (From: Watts, Jeremy: "We, Her Children", Systime, 1992)
James Matthews: "Colour Blind", 1983, s. 53-60 (From: Watts, Jeremy: "We, Her Children", Systime, 1992)
Archie Weller, "Going Home", 1986, s. 107-117 (From: Engberg-Pedersen, Jonna et al.: "Contexts", Gyldendal, 2004)
Khushwant Singh: "Karma", 1950 (s. 104-109) (From: Brønsted, Katrine: "Narrating India", Alt i ord, 2016)
Supplerende:
‘The Two Dispersal of English’, Jennifer Jenkins. Fra Global Language - Global Anguish. Leif Frederiksen, Malling Beck 2007
Excerpt ‘English as lingua franca’ fra ‘The English Handbook’. Trine Østergaard. Systime
David Crystal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_q9b9YqGRY
David Crystal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Kvs8SxN8mc
3.6 The Post-colonial Approach. 'The English Handbook' by Trine Østergaard, Systime
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