Terrorist Epidemiologies

IF 0.1 4区文学 0 LITERATURE CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE Pub Date : 2022-11-30 DOI:10.3368/cl.62.4.597

Kalyan Nadminti

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how the disease poetics of empire moves through the exemplary scenes of colonial, anticolonial, and postcolonial politics and cultural production, and how it changes as it moves away from characterizations of national self-determination struggles, such as those in India and Algeria, toward more wide-ranging forms of violence and resistance, and finally toward depictions of global jihad and other forms of contemporary terrorism.

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恐怖主义流行病

帝国的疾病诗学如何在殖民、反殖民和后殖民政治和文化生产的典型场景中移动，以及它如何随着从印度和阿尔及利亚等民族自决斗争的特征转向更广泛的暴力和抵抗形式而变化，最后是对全球圣战和其他形式的当代恐怖主义的描述。

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