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    as it surely is in the final thirty or so pages. When it drags‚ stylistic tics become annoyingly apparent‚ the narrative too slender to support even a novel this short‚ and this talented author’s indebtedness to other writers‚ from Narayan and Salman Rushdie to Italo Calvino‚ Jerzy Kosinski and Gabriel Garcia Marquez the sign not of postmodern play but of youthful

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    Midnight's Children

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    Rushdie uses many techniques in “Midnight’s Children” which involves magical reality‚ history and political issues. The oral narrative used by Saleem Sinai is the advanced technique‚ where he narrates his story of life to his beloved‚ called Padma. It is a story of two nations. Midnight’s Children is described as a national allegory. Neil ten Kortenaar argues that Saleem’s narrative is a narrative of India’s national Independence and it is for this reason that the story of Saleem Sinai in Midnight’s

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    ’Govinda aala re’ (name govinda) 7.) "Roll up you sleeves" (phrase from my SOP) 8.) Household male 9.) Namesake(Random) 10.) One In Hand Two In Bush (Cos I got placement offers from 2 companies) 11.) Rouble (was on Russian project) 12.) Salman Rushdie (had questions about his books in the interview) 13.) Slumdog Millionaire 14.) The properties of sun 15.) To win a rat race you need to be a cat 16.) everyone cannot be a moon(my surname) 17.) Hope 18.) India United and india divided 19

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    the satanic verses

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    The Satanic Verses is Salman Rushdie’s fourth novel‚ first published in 1988 . The frame narrative‚ like many other stories by Rushdie‚ involves Indian expatriates in contemporary England. The two protagonists‚ Gibreel Farishta and Saladin Chamcha‚ are both actors of Indian Muslim background. Farishta is a Bollywood superstar who specialises in playing Hindu deities..Chamcha is an emigrant who has broken with his Indian identity and works as a voiceover artist in England. At the beginning of the

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    The Offenses of Blasphemy

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    mentioning Islam. But it is unclear how an artwork can be blasphemous‚ or whether all blasphemy should be understood as hate speech. The objection of religious groups that works of art may be blasphemous is often ¨ dismissed as naıve. In In Good Faith‚ Salman Rushdie claimed that the people accusing him of blasphemy had made a fundamental error in their interpretation of the book‚ ‘‘Fiction uses facts as a starting-point and then spirals away to explore its real concerns…. Not to see this‚ to treat fiction

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    The Remains of the Day

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    -post-colonial novel- Postcolonialism‚ discussed from a literary approach‚ deals with the literature produced in countries that were colonies and by the colonized peoples responding to the colonial legacy by what the British-Indian writer Salman Rushdie called “writing back”‚ and thus confronting colonial cultural attitudes through literature. However‚ it may also refer to the literature written in other countries‚ which takes as its subject-matter the idea or experience of colonialism.

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    I was surprised to discover online that Jeffrey Archer--so favorably juxtaposed to Salman Rushdie in one of Bridget Jones’ Diary’s hilarious dinner scenes-- seems to be pretty unpopular in the British press‚ quite aside from the fact that he’s been convicted of a felony. (His scandalous lifestyle is straightforwardly presented here.) Whatever the man’s personal flaws‚ however‚ his first book‚ Not a Penny More‚ Not a Penny Less‚ is a lot of fun. The story begins wheh Harvey Metcalfe‚ a

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    William Heiges ENGL 203-525 Ms. Nair Feb 8‚ 2013 Literature and its Relevance in Modern Times Before the importance of literature is discussed we must ask ourselves: “What is literature?” Many individuals that are asked that question will often give a complex answer for it seems to be a complex word. Some of the answers may include “it involves reading” or “it’s when you write”. These are both true‚ but when you actually think about it‚ literature is so much more than that‚ especially with how

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    teach lessons‚ or to communicate experiences‚ storytelling is both important and prevalent in our daily lives. Salman Rushdie is an infamous author who is best known for his novel‚ The Satanic Verses; the novel was very controversial and was even banned in several countries. Rushdie’s novel caused such uproar that a Fatwa -a death sentence- was declared upon him by Islam extremists and Rushdie

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    the JLF‚ it is rather hard‚ even impossible to pinpoint who the troublemaker is. The Indian government‚ the certain Muslims who were ready to resolve to violence and thought of it as the right way to deal with the issue‚ and lastly Rushdie himself! I am sure that Rushdie‚ being a Muslim himself‚ was aware of how religiously protective and sensitive the Muslims were when he wrote his book. He may have just been making use of his right to free speech‚ but he should have restrained himself from stating

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