(Post-) Colonialism across Europe

Introduction I. Theorizing Postcolonialism(s) across Europe Monika Albrecht German Multiculturalism and Postcolonialism in Comparative Perspective. Prolegomenon for the Framework for a Postcolonial Germany Isabel Hoving Dutch Postcolonialism, Multiculturalism and National Identity: Society, Theory and Literature Sarah de Mul The Role of Subnational Identity in Belgian (Post-) Colonialism Kirsten Thisted Imperial Ghosts in the North Atlantic. Old and New Narratives about the Colonial Relations between Greenland and Denmark Yves Clavaron La Francophone and Beyond Paulo de Medeiros Post-Imperial Europe: First Definitions II. European Literature and Culture in Postcolonial Perspective Florian Krobb Defining Germanness Overseas. Colonialism and Nationhood in Nineteenth-Century Germany Heike Bartel Colonial Myths - Classical Texts in (Post-) Colonial Perspective. The Example of the Medea Myth in German Literature Liebeth Minnaard Of a Chinese Merchant and a Chinese Monster. Functions of Exoticism in Dutch Fin-de-siècle Literature Axel Dunker Recent German Novels on Colonialism in International Perspective Dirk Göttsche Memory and Critique of Colonialism in Contemporary German and English Historical Novels about Africa III. Conceptualizing Internal European (Post-) Colonialisms Iulia-Karin Patrut Conceptualizing German Colonialism within Europe Marijan Bobinac Cultural Transfer in the Habsburg Empire. Croatia and German-Language Culture from a Postcolonial Perspective Milka Car Literary Legacies of the Habsburg Empire in a Postcolonial Perspective. The Example of Miroslav Krleza Anneli Saro Superimposed Soviet Colonialism. The Processing of Soviet Memories in Estonian Literature, Theatre and Film Epp Annus Layers of Colonial Rule in the Baltics Nation-Building, the Soviet Rule and the Affectivity of a Nation Notes on the Contributors