The Cross-Cultural Space

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This show focuses on the cross-cultural aspects of literature, literary studies, and the relationship of literature to our lived experience. Each show will feature a particular book, an author, a philosophical concept, or a literary movement, with an emphasis on our role as readers and consumers of texts and our responsibilities as human subjects who share the limited resources of this planet. As I claim a certain degree of expertise on the issues of the Muslim world (South Asia: Pakistan and Afghanistan), I will also sometimes include occasional commentaries related to the politics, culture, and history of these cultures.

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This segment introduces the main themes and issues related to the Kenyan author Ngugi Theong'o's highly acclaimed novel, Devil on the Cross.

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This segment introduces you to one of the greatest Urdu novels of twentieth century. Published in Urdu in 1958, Aag ka Darya [River of Fire] became an instant classic in Pakistan and India and since its translation by the author, it is... more

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This segment provides a brief description and discussion of Belizean author Zee Edgell's 2007 novel "Time and the River" with a special emphasis on her account of Belizean slavery.
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