… Shakespeare's Tempest, interpreted by many critics as a fable of the colonial … fictional
re-writings of that experience. This paper argues that English-Canadian re-writings of The Tempest…

… Third World Tempests would appear if we saw them as part of what might be called "writing
Cuba" -… The texts that follow Lamming's in rewriting The Tempest, asNixon's article eloquently …

… A Tempest, respectively, provides a critical lens for rehistorization and invites us to frame our
understanding of rewriting … the intention of recent postcolonial writing. Along this line, critics …

… constructive for some postcolonial writers. As Chantal Zabus writes: "The adaptation and
re-interpretation of the earlier Old World literature of colonization, ie, The Tempest, as literature …

William Shakespeare’s The Tempest is among the best-known and widely-admired works of
literature. It has also been subject to energetic critical debate and lent itself more than any …

… Tempest has been re-read and re-written more radically, perhaps, than any other play.
Long a source of inspiration and provocation for writers … While Shakespeare has been re-invented …

… The title of the German libretto to The Tempest written at the end of the 18th century, was:
Der … , the myths re-think each other. Similarly, lexical and theatrical signs in The Tempest re-…

… As mentioned before, after the first rewriting performed by Dryden and Davenant, The
Tempest has been frequently revised for the stage during the centuries. Moreover, the play has …

… constructive for some postcolonial writers. As Chantal Zabus writes: "The adaptation and
re-interpretation of the earlier Old World literature of colonization, ie, The Tempest, as literature …

Postcolonial writings represent the effort of specific societies to regain a sense of identity
after the event of a cultural occupation by a colonizing force. Individual and cultural identities …