Bakhtin in a 'postcolonial' Context A Study of Four Selected 'Third-World' Texts
Rehan Mostafa Mohamed Shaltoot;
Abstract
Bakhtin's theoretical project has been mainly concerned with
formulating a definition of the novel as a polyphonic, heteroglot and
subversive genre, a definition that is primarily elaborated in his seminal
texts problems of Dostoevsky's poetics (1929;
formulating a definition of the novel as a polyphonic, heteroglot and
subversive genre, a definition that is primarily elaborated in his seminal
texts problems of Dostoevsky's poetics (1929;
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| Title | Bakhtin in a 'postcolonial' Context A Study of Four Selected 'Third-World' Texts | Other Titles | باختين فى سياق ما بعد الكولونيالية دراسة لاربع روايات من العالم الثالث | Authors | Rehan Mostafa Mohamed Shaltoot | Keywords | Bakhtin in a 'postcolonial' Context A Study of Four Selected 'Third-World' Texts | Issue Date | 2012 | Description | Bakhtin's theoretical project has been mainly concerned with formulating a definition of the novel as a polyphonic, heteroglot and subversive genre, a definition that is primarily elaborated in his seminal texts problems of Dostoevsky's poetics (1929; |
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