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... political change . Indeed , Rushdie's hybrid and multiple characters are in many ways able to bring about more political change than are unchanging and static characters . It is through hybridity that newness and change enter the ...
... political change . Indeed , Rushdie's hybrid and multiple characters are in many ways able to bring about more political change than are unchanging and static characters . It is through hybridity that newness and change enter the ...
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... political powers . I mean real and effective powers of course , and the text emerges as more meaningful if we initially examine the problematics of Othello as structured primarily by the centre - periphery tension and underpinned by ...
... political powers . I mean real and effective powers of course , and the text emerges as more meaningful if we initially examine the problematics of Othello as structured primarily by the centre - periphery tension and underpinned by ...
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... political carnival . ' This is polyphony all right , but without the heteroglossia of identities . This is remarkable as any analysis of subaltern actors in history cannot really afford to do without the aspect of organic identities ...
... political carnival . ' This is polyphony all right , but without the heteroglossia of identities . This is remarkable as any analysis of subaltern actors in history cannot really afford to do without the aspect of organic identities ...
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