BLACK BRITISH LITERATURE

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Focusing on the transformative potential of black British literature, Mark Stein explores works by writers from African, South Asian, and Caribbean backgrounds. He connects these texts to the bildungsroman genre, highlighting their role in reflecting and shaping post-imperial Britain's cultural landscape. By employing a cross-cultural and interdisciplinary approach, Stein addresses themes of cultural diversity and social change, arguing that black British literature is both a commentary on and an agent of transformation in a rapidly evolving society.