In Other Theories: Colonial Reason, Language, And Literature in Ankhi Mukherjee’s Unseen City
The colonial reason at the heart of psychoanalysis is increasingly acknowledged, but literature scholars still work with it as an instrument for decolonizing. This essay examines thepossibilities of postcolonial literature itself as a source of epistemological intervention into psychoanalysis.
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