Table of contents
Preface;
Acknowledgments;
Introduction;
I: DISCOURSES: ORIENTALISM, TERRORISM, AND POPULAR CULTURE;
Orientalism(s) After 9/11;
Imagining the Terrorist: A Post-orientalist Inquiry;
"Pulp Orientalism" : Representations of Afghanistan and Pakistan in Popular Fiction;
II: DISJUNCTURES: HUMANISM AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY;
After Orientalism:Difference and Disjuncture in Postcolonial Theory;
Postcolonialism: Interdisciplinary or Interdiscursive?;
III: INDIGENISM(S): COSMOPOLITANISM, RIGHTS, AND CULTURAL POLITICS;
Cosmopolitanism Within: The Case of R.K. Narayan's Fictional Malgudi;
(An)Other way of Being Human: Indigenous Alternatives to Postcolonial Humanism;
Margins of India: Kancha Ilaiah's Postcolonial "Nationalogues";
Bibliography;
Index