Titlebook: Novel and Nation in the Muslim World; Literary Contributio Elisabeth ?zdalga (Professor),Daniella Kuzmanovic Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if a

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Wajdi al-Ahdal and the Broken Yemeni Nationhe formation of a national ideology. One might think that a modern prose writer would, given the failure of the national project, abandon this project altogether, and associate himself with a global intellectual and literary awareness, or set out on a purely aesthetic path.

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Utopia and Dystopia in Early-Modern Persian Literature: Representations of the Advent of Modernity tntersects with religious thought, and how rationalism and its by-products, science and technology, are presented and assessed in very different ways in two literary works from the early 1920s and early 1930s.

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The Kurdish Novel and National Identity-Formation across Bordershe ethnically and culturally distinct inhabitants of their territory.. Despite their different social, political, and cultural backgrounds, Kurdish novelists have in common the critical questioning and challenging of existing territorial borders. These novels represent both the cultural and politica

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Deconstructing Nation and Religion: Young Saudi Women Novelistst, privileged youth anywhere today. These new novelists know only the local modern high-rise shopping center, the cafe culture, and their equivalents in famous world capitals. Above all, they are “connected” through family networks, the virtual world of the internet, and regular travel. Their langua