Rethinking Race and Identity in Contemporary British Fiction

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Focusing on contemporary British fiction, the book presents a post-racial perspective that shifts the analysis of race away from specific groups to a broader examination of British literature. It addresses British cultural politics and contemporary debates on race and identity, engaging with both well-known and overlooked authors. By exploring how fiction redefines our understanding of race in twenty-first-century Britain, the work highlights the significant role literature plays in these ongoing discussions.