Identify the ones which are matched correctly.

A. Barbara Christian: “The Race for Theory”
B. Alfred W. Crosby: “Unhiding the Hidden”

C. Paul Carter: “Naming Place”
D. Graham Huggan: “Ecological Imperialism”
E. Thomas B Macaulay: “Minutes on Indian Education”

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The correct answer is A, C and E only.

Here is a detailed explanation of each match:

A. Barbara Christian: “The Race for Theory” (Correct)
Barbara Christian was an influential African-American feminist critic. Her seminal essay, "The Race for Theory" (1987), critiques the academic shift toward abstract literary theory, arguing that it often excludes the voices of women of color and neglects the creative ways they express their theories.

B. Alfred W. Crosby: ���Unhiding the Hidden” (Incorrect)
Alfred W. Crosby is a renowned historian who wrote the landmark book Ecological Imperialism: The Biological Expansion of Europe, 900–1900. On the other hand, "Unhiding the Hidden" is a well-known postcolonial essay written by the Canadian author and poet Robert Kroetsch.

C. Paul Carter: “Naming Place” (Correct)
Paul Carter is an artist and writer known for his work on spatial history and postcolonial geography. "Naming Place" is an essay by him that examines how colonial naming practices construct space, history, and geographical identity, closely linked to his themes in The Road to Botany Bay.

D. Graham Huggan: “Ecological Imperialism” (Incorrect)
"Ecological Imperialism" was written by Alfred W. Crosby (as noted above), not Graham Huggan. Graham Huggan is a prominent postcolonial theorist known for his critiques of environmentalism and literature, authoring works like The Postcolonial Exotic and co-authoring Postcolonial Ecocriticism.

E. Thomas B. Macaulay: “Minutes on Indian Education” (Correct)
Thomas Babington Macaulay's "Minute on Indian Education" (1835) is a historic document that argued for the introduction of English education in India, famously proposing that a single shelf of a good European library was worth the whole native literature of India and Arabia.

Therefore, statements A, C, and E are the only correctly paired authors and works.