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An examination of the politico-literary strategies of some Third World writers
In this study I attempted to examine the politico-literary strategies of some "Third World" writers. I used the Marxian notions of class and ideology in order to investigate how writers' biographies determined their literary interpretations. Basic writings of Karl Marx, Frederick Engels and the theo...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2016
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