Filtres
The collapse of the American Dream. A comparison between Sindiwe Magona's \"Mother to Mother\" (1998) and Mohsin Hamid's \"The Relu
Matthias Dickert
National and individual Muslim Trauma. The collision of Islam and American neocapitalist thinking in Nadeem Aslams "The Blind Man's Garden"
Matthias DickertThe post-9/11 novel as a political and literary trauma. Fact and fiction in Mohsin Hamid's novel "The Reluctant Fundamentalist"
Matthias DickertThe presentation of the Iranian woman. A critical reflection of Azar Nafisi's novel "Reading Lolita in Tehran" (2004) and Azadeh Moaveni's "Lipstick Jihad" (2005)
Matthias DickertThe Muslim quest between integration and provocation in contemporary Canadian writing. A close analysis of Rawi Hage's "Cockroach"
Matthias DickertNegotiating past and present for a new identity. Contemporary Canadian Muslim writers and their manifold approaches
Matthias DickertRichard Wagamese's "Keeper'n Me" (1994). The Quest of Healing First Nation Identity in Canada
Matthias DickertThe Utopian Concept of the Female in East and West. A Critical Comparison of Sultana's Dream (1905) and Herland (1909)
Matthias DickertFemale emancipation and male oppression in Afghanistan. Fact and fiction in Nadia Hashimi's "The Pearl That Broke Its Shell" (2014)
Matthias DickertQuestions of Identity, Metamorphosis, Religious Fanaticism and Islam in Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses" (1988) and "Two Years, Eight Months, Twenty-eight Nights" (2015)
Matthias DickertNegotiating nation and female individualism between East and West. Aspects of Afghan society and their representation in Nadia Hashimi's "When the Moon is Low" (2015)
Matthias DickertVatican II and the concept of an interreligious dialogue. Fact and fiction in the face of radical Islam
Matthias DickertWestliches und islamisches Frauenbild in Elisabeth Gaskells "North and South" (1854), David Lodges "Nice Work" (1988) und Monica Alis "Brick Lane" (2003)
Matthias Dickert
Die Radikalisierung der islamischen Frau. Weg in den Terrorismus oder Chance zur Emanzipation?
Matthias DickertIslamische Identitätskrise, dargestellt an Hanif Kureishis Roman "The Black Album" (1995)
Matthias DickertDie Konzeption des islamischen Fundamentalismus nach 9/11 in Ed Husains "The Islamist" (2007) und John Updikes "Terrorist" (2006)
Matthias Dickert