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Contemporary Pakistani Fiction in English: Idea, Nation, State (Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series)
0Explore the evolution of Pakistani fiction in English with this insightful study. Discover how contemporary novels examine the idea, nation, and state to forge collective belonging. This book analyzes key historical periods and pervasive themes, offering a vital perspective on Pakistan’s literary landscape and its contribution to South Asian literature. It’s essential for scholars and enthusiasts of postcolonial studies and comparative South Asian literary traditions, providing a nuanced understanding of national identity through imaginative prose. Dive into the intricate narratives that shape Pakistan’s literary identity.
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Post-9/11 Espionage Fiction in the US and Pakistan: Spies and “Terrorists” (Routledge Contemporary South Asia Series)
0Explore the powerful impact of Post-9/11 espionage fiction on our understanding of terrorism. This insightful analysis contrasts US and Pakistani spy novels, revealing how popular narratives shape perceptions of the ‘war on terror’. Cara N. Cilano examines how Pakistani writers adapt genre conventions, offering unique viewpoints on the figures of spies and ‘terrorists’. Discover how literary conventions reflect and influence real-world political discourse, providing critical insights into US-Pakistan relations. Essential for scholars of Pakistani literature, postcolonial studies, Asian studies, and South Asian geopolitical narratives.