World War II in Recent Postcolonial Literature in English

• The Fallen Nature of Narrative and Knowledge -- Fragmentation and Filling the Void in Byatt's Possession, Oscar and Lucinda, and Waterland
• Enclosed Mysticism and Madness in Waterland
• Wole Soyinka's Ake: Characterization
• The Political Context of Shame
• The Grotesque and Post-Colonialism in Shame
• Rushdie on Names, History, and Pakistan
• Origins, History, and Change in Gardam's Crusoe's Daughter
• History Once-Removed
• Moon Tiger: World War Two as Setting and Context
• War As the Setting in Moon Tiger
• World War II and Personal History
• History Once-Removed
• World War II and Personal History
• World Wars and Waterland
• Penelope Lively's Moon Tiger and Waterland
• The Decline of Great Britain
• Children and War in "Gabor"
• War and War Imagery in Out of This World