Word forms acceptable. A book titled for this concept examines Lewis Nkosi’s Mating Birds and Timothy Findley’s Not Wanted on the Voyage as novels that “re-place” the text by “appropriating” the English language. Lorne Murchison enters Ontario politics in an early Canadian novel titled for a word form of this concept. Kim succeeds aesthetically because it fails politically according to an essay on “The Pleasures of [this concept].” This concept titles a punning 1989 overview of (*) postcolonial criticism by Ashcroft, Griffiths, and Tiffin. Derek Walcott writes “A smell of dead limes quickens in the nose / The leprosy of [this concept]” in “Ruins of a Great House.” A form of this noun is the [emphasize] second title concept in a book that notes an Antiguan plantation funds Mansfield Park and that identifies “Two Visions in Heart of Darkness.” For 10 points, name this concept that an Edward Said book pairs with culture. ■END■
ANSWER: empire [or imperialism; accept word forms; accept Culture and Imperialism; accept The Empire Writes Back; accept “The Pleasures of Imperialism”; accept The Imperialist]
<Henry Atkins, World Literature>
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