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Yang Qinke,David Jupp,LI Rui,Liang Weihey occasionally perform’ (134, 151). The ‘post’-9/11 diasporic fictions by Rushdie, Kunzru, Ali, and Hamid all acknowledge the existence of other peoples, cultures, and societies, and create alternatives to Western narcissism and American imperialism that have appeared to dominate post-9/11 mainstr

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Advances in Digital Terrain Analysislished after 9/11 or that deal with the aftermath of the events. In my special use of the term, I understand the meaning of ‘post-’ as ‘against’ the uniqueness of 9/11, if not anti-9/11. The primary texts under discussion in the book are Salman Rushdie’s . (2005), Hari Kunzru’s . (2004), Monica Ali’

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