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October 2006
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Written by Richard F. Kane
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Monday, 16 October 2006 18:22 |
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What Hosam Abou-Ela (2005) calls the "poetics of peripheralization" is described as "the relationship between novelistic structure and the multivocal, anti-Eurocentric histories of coloniality," or the history of the periphery. Just as history is inevitably built on a structure, so is the novel.
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