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Moving Beyond Binaries: A Post-Colonial Analysis of salman rushdie's Midgnight's Children Post-colonial theory deals with the reading and analysis of discourses from once-colonized nations.... salman rushdie's Midnight's Children can be considered a pioneering work of Indian post-colonial fiction.... rushdie's novel, with the help of multiple versions of history that questions the authenticity of a monolithic, scripture-like, official history of a nation, project's his antagonism towards any sort of essentialism in the post-colonial context....

This essay talks about salman rushdie's novels “Midnight's Children” and “The Satanic Verses”.... The spatial perspective in salman rushdie's novels is linked to the reconstruction of the notion of home.... The essay describes a lived reality of national identity through main themes in salman rushdie's novels.... The essay “The Literature of exile and imaginary homelands in salman rushdie's “Midnight's Children” and “The Satanic Verses” outlines a national identity's representation....

Example of one of most complicated areas of civil rights can be when the Muslims all over the world took salman rushdie's book ‘The Satanic Verses' was published and it as an offence as it was considered as an insult against their religion and asked the government to ban the book.... AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTY AND FEDERAL LAW The American society aims to continue to live as a free nation; they think that they must live the way they want to live without increased involvement of the government....

Clashes over Muslim minorities in Europe Introduction Clashes and riots are the main themes that have been used by Muslim minorities in Europe for the past 10 years.... Destruction of property, especially diplomatic property, has been used by Muslim minorities to solve their cases of discrimination and insult of their regions....

The paper "Feminism in the Works of salman rushdie" tells that literature is an exercise to understand the human condition.... eights of feminism in the works of salman rushdie: Literature is an exercise in trying to understand the human condition.... It is not an exaggeration to say that salman rushdie revolutionized the art of fiction with his breakthrough work Midnight's Children.... "Cassocks and Codpieces: salman rushdie's Ebullient Historical Novel Manifests Both His Dexterous Erudition and His Bawdy Wit....

This essay describes the book written by salman rushdie entitled The Jaguar Smile, that was published in 1987 after salman rushdie was invited by the Sandinistas in Nicaragua.... alman Rushdie's The Jaguar Smile The Jaguar Smile was published in 1987 after salman rushdie was invited by the Sandinistas in Nicaragua.... The narrative, which some call as a travelogue or political tourism, is the result of rushdie's three-week long sojourn in Nicaragua....

This review 'The Satanic Verses by salman rushdie' explores the nature of social discourses in the novel.... The author develops his storylines from temporal and spatial conflicts – the legend and the novel, India and Britain, belief and doubt, colonialism and postcolonialism, youth and oldness....

Muslim and Islam are viewed to have occupied a central role in the media industry especially in countries such as the UK and the US, especially after the salman rushdie affair, the riots that conflicted in the Middle East and the global war on terrorism (Sian, Law, and Sayyid 229-272).... For instance, in the year 2011, a British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) radio interview was conducted with the prime motive of investigating whether the British press was contributing to the growing conflicts amid the community through negative representation of the Muslim religion....

“Imagine There's no Heaven,” an important work by salman rushdie, is addressed to a purely theoretical person: the 6 billionth person on the planet.... As he Prof's Imagine There's no Heaven – Logic of salman rushdie “Imagine There's no Heaven,” an important work by salman rushdie, is addressed to a purely theoretical person: the 6 billionth person on the planet.... salman rushdie makes a mistake in refusing to acknowledge that, though religious teaching might not be literally true, there might still be value in it....

The paper "Analysis of The Courter by salman rushdie " discusses that the novel 'American Born Chinese' by Gene Luen Yang graphically describes the difficult assimilation process of a Chinese student in mainstream American society, in a similar manner as articulated by salman rushdie.... 'The Courter' by salman rushdie has the theme of segregation and the difficulties experienced by non-native individuals to discover their real identity.... “The Courter” by salman rushdie has the theme of segregation and the difficulties experienced by non-native individuals to discover their real identity....

This dissertation "Migrant Identity in the Select Novels by salman rushdie" discusses the issue of migrant identity as a central theme for Rushdie.... Migrant identity in the select novels by salman rushdie Thesis salman rushdie is the who is searching for the mechanisms of a personal identity's identification.... Introduction The novels by salman rushdie depict a magical transformation of a human identity.... A migrant postcolonial identity is reflected on the example of the main characters of the novel by salman rushdie....

This thesis "Muslim Britain: Communities under Pressure" discusses the media use of Muslims in Europe that is mostly influenced by how they are and have been presented in the media.... In general, they have been presented in a negative light, mostly as terrorists, and as violent individuals.... ... ...

This essay discusses the novel 'Midnight's Children' salman rushdie, that critically examines imperialism from every angle unleased in India by the colonial powers to exploit the people from all ends.... Meditate on the significance of colonialism: salman rushdie's Midnight's Children.... In the novel “Midnight's Children” salman rushdie critically examines imperialism from every angle unleased in India by the colonial powers to exploit the people from all ends....

Discussion One way of looking at Haroun and the Sea of Stories is by looking at the life of salman rushdie during the time that he wrote the stories.... rushdie explores this concept, that oppressive regimes restrict speech, which makes their countries like the dark and loveless Chup, while democratic regimes allow freedom of speech.... The way that rushdie explores these themes, according to Krishnan (1995), is by showing opposites in the text....

It is made clear in the opening sentences of salman rushdie's work which say,” The past is foreign country ‘ is the famous opening line of L P Hartley's novel, ‘The Go-Between”,' they do things differently'.... NARAYAN'S ARGUMENT IS STRONGER AND MORE VALID THAN rushdie'S ENGLISH ESSAY SUBMITTED TO- SUBMITTED BY- Narayan's argument is stronger and more valid than rushdie's Introduction The field of literature is inhabited by the idea of being relevant to culture....

As pertains to contemporary English literature, contemporary multicultural English literature would be that body of written work by authors whose work comes to fruition during the twentieth century, incorporating themes and characters of cultural diversity; such as the works of salman rushdie, wherein Rushdie's work.... ?? As pertains to contemporary English literature, contemporary multicultural English literature would be that body of written work by authors whose work comes to fruition during the twentieth century, incorporating themes and characters of a cultural diversity; such as the works of salman rushdie, wherein Rushdie's work, as Deepika Bahri (2004) suggests, is reflects a body of work that represents “'hybrid temporalities of ‘of colonialism....

This paper "salman rushdie's At the Auction of the Ruby Slippers" discusses the book, in which the aim of the author is getting his cousin back through providing her with ruby slippers.... salman Rushdies "At the Auction of the Ruby Slippers" In the human setting, regardless of regional and cultural difference, there are many uncontrolled factors that influence the way a consumer thinks, why she or she chooses a given path, as well as the reasons behind the application of a given strategy to achieve certain goals....

In salman rushdie's "At the Auction of the Ruby Slippers', the author materializes the society and associates fashion, luxury, and consumer behavior with a specific goal.... salman rushdie's "At the Auction of the Ruby Slippers" ... In salman rushdie's "At the Auction of the Ruby Slippers”, the author materializes the society and associates fashion, luxury, and consumer behaviour with a specific goal.... Although the forces of supply and demand are usually associated to a free market, other elements in the setting that the producer is concerned with, when assessing the consumer....

The Jaguar Smile: A Nicaraguan Journey The Jaguar Smile appeared as salman rushdie's first non fiction novel and was based on his travels in Nicaragua in 1986.... The novel appeared in July 1987, a year after rushdie's travels in Nicaragua.... rushdie was invited to Nicaragua by the Sandinista government which was celebrating its seventh year in power and was looking for artists and literati from other countries to support their cause.... The Sandinista Association of Cultural Workers had arranged for rushdie's visit and his subsequent discourses with people from all strata of Nicaraguan society and the author has referred to this organization in his book....

salman rushdie's Midnight's Children drew me into a lot of conflicting and intriguing questions regarding post-colonial literatures.... I could comprehend the evolution of Rushdie as a writer after reading Goonetilleke's book about salman rushdie.... In my paper, I highlighted the fact that rushdie tries in his novel to contest the political versions of Indian history and replace it with a novelist's version, which in turn is an attempt to represent the people's version....

Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Orientalism salman rushdie describes orientalism as a foundational aspect of submission and subscription of one's self to the world in the book “Midnight's Children”.... rushdie explains the reactions of colonization and political breakthrough in the Eastern world by the birth of Saleem Sinai at the eve of independence attainment (rushdie 87).... rushdie explains that the boy came in the time when fate had its implications affecting the whole of his countrymen, who in the past decades, had struggled hard for their freedom....

Take the cases of salman rushdie and Taslima Nasrin.... alman rushdie is a British author who was born in India.... 12, 1989, the Ayatollah Khomeini, leader of Iran, declared that the book was blasphemous, and called for the death of rushdie.... rushdie went into hiding, with protection by the British government.... om/issues/rushdie.... Both salman and Taslima are living in exile at present....

This essay will try to examine the descriptions of the city in the colonial and postcolonial times by looking at the representation of the city in A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth, and salman rushdie's The Satanic Verses.... his essay will try to examine the descriptions of the city in the colonial and postcolonial times by looking at the representation of the city in A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth, and salman rushdie's The Satanic Verses.... he Satanic Verses: salman rushdie ...

This paper talks that the traditional perception of Islamic societies is to limit women to the role of wife and mother.... This paper will descusse the part of muslim women in education.... The response of women to such a provision reflects their self – image, determination, expectations and ambitions....

It should be noted that an Indian-British novelist and essayist salman rushdie has recently faced threats from Islamic fundamentalists for his controversial remarks on Prophet Mohammad in his book satanic verses.... salman rushdie's The Satanic Verses.... alman rushdie is a British author who was born in India.... 12, 1989, the Ayatollah Khomeini, leader of Iran, declared that the book was blasphemous, and called for the death of rushdie....

The Jaguar Smile: The Narrative That Failed To See Name Subject Instructor Date The Jaguar Smile: The Narrative That Failed To See The Jaguar Smile: A Nicaraguan Journey is a book written by salman rushdie about the travels he made in Nicaragua in 1986, as he went there on an invitation from the leftist Sandinista Association of Cultural Workers to participate in the anniversary celebration of the overthrow of the dictatorial government led by Somoza (Rushdie).... This book has explored the 1980s scenario of Nicaraguan aspirations and how these hopes were crushed by the hegemony of the US, the super power (rushdie, p....

It should be noted that an Indian-British novelist and essayist salman rushdie has recently faced threats from Islamic fundamentalists for his controversial remarks on Prophet Mohammad in his book satanic verses.... salman rushdie is a British author who was born in India.... salman rushdie's The Satanic Verses.... 12, 1989, the Ayatollah Khomeini, leader of Iran, declared that the book was blasphemous, and called for the death of rushdie....

The Jaguar Smile: A Nicaraguan Journey salman rushdie's first non fiction novel, The Jaguar Smile was written after his travel in Nicaragua in 1987.... (rushdie) The Jaguar Smile has been penned from a very personal perspective and the author is seen relating his personal feelings when he meets someone new from Commandant Daniels to campesinos.... rushdie visited a country where history was in the making.... The visit of rushdie to Nicaragua coincided with the 7th year celebration of the Sandinistas rise to power in Nicaragua....

salman rushdie is regarded as one of the most famous authors of the Indian Diaspora.... First Sur Number 10 September Magic realism in Midnight's Children salman rushdie is regarded as one of the most famous authors of the Indian Diaspora.... rushdie uses magical realism, a narrative style, which entailed the use of myth and fantasy blending with real life.... rushdie uses magical realism, a narrative style, which entailed the use of myth and fantasy blending with the real life....

This paper seeks to examine and analyze how postcolonial writing challenges hegemonic narratives about London, with reference to the literary works of rushdie, Johnson, Naipaul, and Sam.... Postcolonial London The existence of hegemonic stories about London is not a new phenomenon....

This paper will discuss three novels, Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban, Midnights children by salman rushdie and Waterland by Graham Swift and argue why contemporary novels are so concerned with the past.... Midnight's Children by salman rushdie In the modern literary belief, a lack of universal truth substitutes prior ideas of one utter truth, in terms of history and notions such as the society and identity (The Independent, n.... This paper has utilised Riddley Walker by Russell Hoban, Midnights children by salman rushdie and Waterland by Graham Swift plus other secondary sources to come up with its findings....

"Ibn Rushd: The Philosopher of Cordoba" paper focuses on Ibn Rushd, Averroes, or Abu'l-Walid Ibn Rushd who lived from 1126 to 1198, believed that there is harmony between religion and philosophy.... He has been regarded by many as the 'foremost Islamic philosopher' or 'Philosopher of Cordoba.... ...

The paper "Feminist Theory - Lady Miss Rehana" states that the short story 'Good Advice is rarer than Rubies' by (Salman, 191) rushdie has portrayed these aspects of patriarchy and how an independent woman is struggling to overcome the male-dominated society.... The short story “good advice is rarer than rubies” by (Salman, 191) rushdie has portrayed these aspects of patriarchy and how an independent woman is struggling to overcome the male-dominated society....

The report "Free Cash Flow Ratio " is analysing the free cash flow and liquidity of the company providing the example of a particular individual based on the strengths and weaknesses what the company has initiated.... the free cash flow is calculated by the following formula ... the free cash flows of the firm can be channelized by the firm in other activities like expansion, giving dividends, increasing product lines etc.... the free cash flows can be channelized for this purpose. ...

salman rushdie (2005).... The ultimate decision to use salman rushdie's Midnight's Children (1981) was made because of the vast body of work produced by the author, whose own work would provide secondary sources for comparison and contrast in addition to the other authors and their works selected for that purpose....

salman rushdie's Shalimar the Clown is a novel that provides a few significant responses to the major divide of the Eastern and Western ideologies with regard to love, courtship rules, socio-cultural structures and the elements of terror that emerges from flawed power structures.... rushdie makes use of his Postmodernist narrative technique to deal with the post-colonial issue of East/West dichotomies that still define the world in unequal power structures....

salman rushdie's ‘Midnight's children' is a novel about Indian independence, the partition and their aftermath.... The novel is rushdie's interpretation of a period of about seventy years in India's modern history dealing with the events leading to the partition of India and beyond .... rushdie creates in Saleem a chronicler who provokes much of the history he records and who enshrines in his personnel heritage the identity of India itself....

This paper "radio over Internet Protocol" discusses the overall technology architecture of radio over Internet Protocol, its working, potential advantages and possible limitations.... This technology has emerged as booming technology and taken place in most of the radio based or remotely communicating entities.... radio over Internet Protocol is also acknowledged as RoIP.... It is utilized to illustrate the growth of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) by means of radio repeaters with base stations....

The review "Wild Salmon Extinction Linked to Farmed Salmons" focuses on the critical, and thorough analysis of the literary sources to find valid evidence to prove that farmed salmons are not a threat to the wild salmons and there are reasons beyond fish farming.... ... ... ... Farmed salmons have been suspected in some studies to be the reason for the extinction of wild salmons in the lake....

This paper outlines that satellite radio is the wave of the future.... Although the satellite radio market is dominated in the United States by only two companies who actually are offshoots of one dominant company, there are still opportunities within that market.... According to the paper, satellite radio promised "fewer commercials, enhanced sound clarity and uninterrupted signals to this segment of the radio audience.... Working similarly to satellite television, satellite radio produces, record and mixes programming in a broad studio, which is then sent to a satellite that orbits the earth, reflect the signal back and disperse it throughout the US....

"Islamic World in Writings of Ibn Rushd" paper focuses on Averroes (Ibn Rushd) who was an Islamic man.... Many examples can be found in his different writings.... For example, Ibn Rushd said anyone who studies anatomy or law will increase his faith in the oneness and omnipotence of God.... ... ... ...

rushdie illustrates in the story that Chekov protested this assassination act.... "Chekov's and Zulu's attitudes toward England" paper argues that Chekov and Zuluare sheiks who work at Londo's India House as diplomats.... Both of them got nicknames from their devotion to 'Star Trek'....

The author of this essay "Role of News on radio" explores the broadcasting as the practice of creating audio and video program contents and their distribution to the mass audiences through media such as radio, television, and internet amongst other media.... The radio and television are the primary means in which broadcasting is carried out throughout the world and involves the airborne transmission of electromagnetic audio signals in the case of radio and audio and visual signals in case of televisions that can generally be accessed by a wide population through receivers....

This essay "A Historical Perspective of radio" is about the radio which has come a long way.... Different rules and regulations govern radio broadcasting in different countries.... Reginald Fessenden, a Canadian working in the United States, developed the first known radio program in the United States.... on Christmas Eve, 1906 he succeeded in transmitting the first radio program over several hundred miles.... oes radio have a future?...

This is because there are debates on the free few months on air about Kyle Sandilands.... This is because there are debates on the free few months on air about Kyle Sandilands.... This essay discusses radio ratings.... The winners of the radio rating survey were Australian radio network as their Mix FM and WSFM stations recorded an increase in their market share.... The radio stations 2DAY and MMM have a tremendous drop in their survey....

The author concludes that the future of the radio industry is bright and at the same time cloudy depending on how the key players in the industry decided to play the game.... Indeed, the radio is a source of enjoyable background noise in workplaces and in automobile and so there is a bright prospect.... By late 1960, experimentation with local radio was carried out by BBC with the resultant expansion of the number of local stations in the early 1970s....

salman rushdie, in a talk on The Prince in San Francisco, remarks how “Machiavelli was not Machiavellian.... ?? rushdie argues that Machiavelli was only the messenger figure and an observer of how politics worked rather than an advisor or instigator on how politics ought to be....

The paper 'The History of radio, radio, and Connoisseurship' is an impressive example of an essay on media.... For instance, we only listen to our favorite stations but thought of who entrenched a radio ever comes in our mind.... The paper 'The History of radio, radio, and Connoisseurship' is an impressive example of an essay on media.... For instance, we only listen to our favorite stations but thought of who entrenched a radio ever comes in our mind....

This report "Saudi Foreign Policy under King salman Regime" presents Saudi Arabia that can be considered as a non-aligned state.... This essay will argue on the effectiveness of developed foreign policy of Saudi Arabia under the leadership of King salman including several important policy related aspects, such as forcing drives, foreign determinants, and power in influence.... Lastly, the essay will also compare between King salman and his predecessors regarding aggressiveness of developed foreign policies....

The current study 'Education as a Social Exclusion Factor' is a descriptive correlational investigation of the reasons for social exclusion in Birmingham.... From a survey of 80 respondents, the results suggest that business status and religion are significantly correlated to social exclusion.... ...