Angles on the English-speaking world

Angles on the English-Speaking World is published once a year by the Department of English at the University of Copenhagen. Issues are thematic and contain a balance of articles from local and international contributors. Angles is intended as a lively forum for a broad range of literary, linguistic, cultural and historical studies from various theoretical standpoints.

CONTENTS:
Editors' Preface
Meenakshi Mukherjee: Fiction in English in a Multi-lingual Society
Maryam Khozan & Charles Lock: Touching the Untouchable: On the Reception of Indian Fiction in England in the 1930s.
Martin Leer: Odologia Indica: The Significance of Railways in Anglo-Indian and Indian Fiction in English
Nanette Hale: 'As if time were telescoped and space dove-tailed': Chronotopicity in Paul Scott's The Raj Quartet
Peter Morey: Terrible Beautification: Body Politics in Rohinton Mistry's A Fine Balance
Minoli Salgado: Complexity and the Migrant Writer: Chaotics in Michael Ondaatje's Fiction
Benedict Maher: 'Not Quite/Not White/Not Right': A Discussion of Bhabian Mimicry in Relation to Shyam Selvadurai's Cinnamon Gardens
Tobias A. Wachinger: The Pitfalls of Cultural Fusion: The Infertility of Hybridity
Tabish Khair: The Knowledge of Loss, the Loss of Knowledge: Jhumpa Lahiri, Shashi Deshpande, Mahasweta Devi

Review
Amrita Bhalla: Tabish Khair's Babu Fictions: Alienation in Contemporary Indian English Novels

Notes on Contributors

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