The Image of Non-Westerners and Muslims in V.S.Naipaul's Works - Wez, Mohamed
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This book is an academic study of the representations of the non-Westerners in general and the Muslims in particular in the whole fiction and non-fiction of Naipaul. He himself is undeniably a mix of both worlds. This includes his representations of his Trinidadian and Indian countrymen in a separate chapter. Then his representations of post-colonial Africa is also discussed in detail. The most important of all is his preconceived ideas and the stereotypes he employed in his non-fiction works on the kind of 'Islam' he has seen in his travels to four non-Arab Islamic countries. These travels…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is an academic study of the representations of the non-Westerners in general and the Muslims in particular in the whole fiction and non-fiction of Naipaul. He himself is undeniably a mix of both worlds. This includes his representations of his Trinidadian and Indian countrymen in a separate chapter. Then his representations of post-colonial Africa is also discussed in detail. The most important of all is his preconceived ideas and the stereotypes he employed in his non-fiction works on the kind of 'Islam' he has seen in his travels to four non-Arab Islamic countries. These travels include Iran, Pakistan, Malaysia and Indonesia. Naipaul over-emphasized the clearly endless problems in post-colonial non-Western parts of the world. He, implicitly or even explicitly, offered either neocolonialism or escape as possible solutions for Easterners.
Autorenporträt
Mohamed Roshdy Wez, an MA in English Literature, Alexandria University, Egypt and a teacher of English for almost 20 years. The writer also developed a special interest in studying and highlighting the critical relation between the West and the Orient. He traced this in his study on the whole oeuvre of V S Naipaul who himself, a mix of both worlds.