Summary:
This book presents a critical analysis on the significant postcolonial and postmodern fiction. It provides a critical insight into the issues of postcolonial and postmodern world. It critically analyses the novels and delves deep into postcolonial and postmodern psychology and addresses notions of displacement, Orientalism, partition, definition of self, world, and other; exile, hybridity, migration, nation and cultural schizophrenia; race and imperialism, including Western views of the “Orient”, the treatment of gender and feminist revaluations of mainstream philosophical assumptions, the connections between “post-colonial” thought and Western postmodernism and Western literary/cultural theory etc. The texts are examined in their historical contexts and emphasize upon their significance in the present time. The texts are approached from any given cultures in their profoundest interconnections in a global setting where aesthetic and ideological perspectives are constantly shifting. It provides with an interplay between Western and Eastern visions as shaped by imperial and post-colonial history – which is refracted through diverging and layered narratives.
Author:
Taj Mohammad
Biographie:
Taj Mohammad, Asst. Professor, has published many researches in Applied Linguistics and Indian Writing in English. He has been a Fulbright fellow at NC State,USA. After the breakout success of his two books, Effectiveness of Reading Recall and Current Reflective Practices and ELT Issues, it is his third book on Postcolonial and Postmodern Fiction.
Author:
Soada Idris
Biographie:
Number of Pages:
268
Book language:
English
Published On:
2019-06-04
ISBN:
978-620-0-08359-3
Publishing House:
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Keywords:
postcolonial, Postmodern, Fiction, Issues, Critical study, Orientalism, Western Culture, Eastern Culture
Product category:
LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / General