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" Literary recognition: Representation of Islam and Muslims in post-9/11 novels "


Document Type : Latin Dissertation
Language of Document : English
Record Number : 805019
Doc. No : TL49859
Call number : ‭2034372017;‮ ‬10833367‬
Main Entry : Sayilgan, Mehmet Salih
Title & Author : Literary recognition: Representation of Islam and Muslims in post-9/11 novels\ Lesley Joan Gissane
College : Western Sydney University (Australia)
Date : 2017
Degree : Ph.D.
student score : 2017
Page No : 264
Note : Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=9781083639936
Abstract : The emerging field of post-9/11 literary studies is now well into its second decade. During this short span, a small group of novels has dominated the field in an early process of canonisation. Don DeLillo’s Falling Man is pivotal to the nascent genre but other novels such as Joseph O’Neill’s Netherland and Jonathan Safran Foer’s Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close also quickly became exemplars of the United States’ literary response to tragedy, and have remained important in the scholarly endeavours that followed. Even more evident is the dominance of trauma studies as the paradigm for analysis of the genre, partly because of the obvious connection with the content of the literature and the historical events that instigated its development. The effects of these early trends have had particular implications for the analysis of the representation of Islam and Muslims in the post-9/11 literary context.
Subject : Modern literature; American literature; Literary translation; Context; Literary criticism; German; Novels; Recognition; Politics; Otherness
Descriptor : (UMI)AAI10833367;Language, literature and linguistics
Added Entry : Western Sydney University (Australia)
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