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This book atttempts to read Bharati Mukherjee's Jasmine from a postmodernist perspective. It proceeds by accounting for the semantic instability that haunts the postmodernist discourse, its relation to modernism and feminism and its theoretical background docusing on the Derridian, the Barthesian and Foucauldian theories which inform my analysis of Jasmine. Then moves to scrutinize fragmentation which is created through the postmodenist mode of narration, intertextuality and paraody. The book evolves into mapping subjectivity attempting for its uses and connotations, the various attempt to…mehr

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This book atttempts to read Bharati Mukherjee's Jasmine from a postmodernist perspective. It proceeds by accounting for the semantic instability that haunts the postmodernist discourse, its relation to modernism and feminism and its theoretical background docusing on the Derridian, the Barthesian and Foucauldian theories which inform my analysis of Jasmine. Then moves to scrutinize fragmentation which is created through the postmodenist mode of narration, intertextuality and paraody. The book evolves into mapping subjectivity attempting for its uses and connotations, the various attempt to theorize the subject: the humanist conception, tha Cartesian Cogitio, the Freudian revolution and the deconstructionist views then moves to scrutinize subjectivity under the light of the Foucauldian theory of discourse and power.
Autorenporträt
Lilia Zouari ist Doktorin der englischen Literatur und Philosophie. Ihre Interessengebiete sind ethnische Frauenliteratur, Postmoderne, Feminismus und Gotik. Sie hat an vielen internationalen Konferenzen teilgenommen und sechs Artikel veröffentlicht, die sich mit einer Vielzahl von Themen und Arbeiten befassen. Sie ist auch Englischlehrerin (seit 2005).