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Introduction: Decolonizing Narrative Theory

“Behind the claims and counter-claims, the ‘foreign’ scholarcritics and ‘native’ claimants of ‘natural’ proprietary rights to critical insight lies a vastly displaced play of unequal power relations between the two camps . . . this situation may involve impersonal power relationships on an international, global scale.” Biodun Jeyifo, “The Nature of Things: Arrested Decolonization and Critical Theory”