Verbal-Visual Configurations in Postcolonial Literature

Focusing on visuality and ekphrasis, the book explores how Anglophone postcolonial and transcultural literatures engage with the power of images in shaping cultural visibility. It delves into the implications of visual practices, highlighting their role in regulating perceptions and representations within diverse cultural contexts. This analysis opens new avenues for understanding the interplay between visual culture and postcolonial discourse.