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Postcolonial literary theory

a vision, in Glissant, of identity formed through open, rhizome-like relations among cultures rather than through a single root.

In postcolonial literary theory, poetics of relation refers to a vision, in Glissant, of identity formed through open, rhizome-like relations among cultures rather than through a single root. This meaning comes from Glissant (1990/1997) in Poetics of relation.[1]

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Glissant, É. (1997). Poetics of relation (B. Wing, Trans.). University of Michigan Press. (Original work published 1990) ISBN 9780472096299

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