Reading the Malay World: Crnle Journal Special Edition - Softcover

Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

Rick Hosking is an Associate Professor in English, Creative Writing, and Australian Studies at Flinders University where he teaches Australian Studies, colonial literary studies, historical fiction and travel writing. He co-authored with Robert Foster and Amanda Nettelbeck Fatal Collisions: the South Australian Frontier and the Violence of Memory.

Susan Hosking is a Senior Lecturer in English at the University of Adelaide. Her particular interests are contemporary Australian fiction, sources of historical fiction and literature that represents interactions between Indigenous and European cultures. She has published on Katharine Susannah Prichard, Mudrooroo (Colin Johnson), Archie Weller, South Australian Indigenous life narratives and literary and cultural representations of life in Australia.

Noritah Omar is currently an Associate Professor at the Department of English of Universiti Putra Malaysia. Her research interests include Post-colonial theory and literature, and Gender Studies. She is also exploring images of Islam in English literature and in postcolonial literature. She has written articles on the application of feminist theories in literature and culture studies, national identity and Malaysian Literature, and gender and sexuality in Southeast Asian Literature.

Washima Che Dan is a senior lecturer with the Department of English of Universiti Putra Malaysia where she teaches sociolinguistics, critical discourse analysis, and language in literature. Her research interests are in the interconnections between language, ideology and culture, and in the problematics of language and literature particularly within the contexts of a multilingual nation like Malaysia. She has written on English and Islamic identity, Malayness in Malaysian and Singapore literature, the politics of language and literature, and gender and sexuality in Malaysian literature.