Perennial Empires: Postcolonial, Transnational, and Literary Perspectives By Chantal Zabus and Silvia Nagy-Zekmi

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Part II:
Experimental Nations Globalized

Chapter 5: Nationless Authors and Literature without Nations in Contemporary Francophone
Writing of the Maghreb
Valérie K. Orlando

Chapter 6: Portuguese Immigrants
and Luso-Descendants in France
between Empires
Martine Fernandes

Chapter 7: The Future of an Ethics of Difference
after Hardt and Negri’sEmpire
Zahi Zalloua

121

Chapter 8: White Nation Fantasy, the Imperialistic Streak,
and the Lingering Empire: A Contrapuntal
Reading of Christopher Koch’s Fiction
Jean-François Vernay

153

Part III:
Half of Empire: The “Other” America

171

Chapter 9: “Light”Colonialism in the Caribbean
in the Context of Global Empire Building
Kristian Van Haesendonck

173

Chapter 10: Exhibiting Puerto Rico’s Colonial
Status through the Fiction of René
Marqués and Luis López Nieves
Asima F. X. Saad Maura

199