Beyond Appropriation: Arab, Coptic American, and Persian Subjectivities in BrianTurner's Here, Bullet, Phil Klay's Redeployment, and Elliot Ackerman's Green on Blue.
The article discusses the multi-ethnic fiction of an autobiographical fiction which stories produces through the experience of the author. It cites on Mary Louise Pratt term in literature that subjects represent themselves in ways that engage with the colonizer's own terms. The article also discusse...
| Publicado en: | WLA (1949-9752) Vol. 30; pp. 350 - 374 |
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US Air Force Academy English Department
2018
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