The partial postcoloniality of Julian Barnes's Arthur & George
Julian Barnes’s 2005 novel Arthur & George, unlike the rest of his oeuvre, has been read as a “subtly postcolonial narrative” (Boehmer, Indian Arrivals 198). His fictionalized historical portrait of the English-Indian lawyer George Edalji contributes to the postcolonial project of making emp...
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Indiana University Press
2018
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