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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"White Teeth"”.
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The Millennial Garden: A Post-hybrid Reading of Zadie Smith's White Teeth and On Beauty
… lens of post-hybridity to examine Smith’s novels White Teeth and On Beauty and demonstrate the ways in which they problematize hybridity as well as the instances when post-hybridity more accurately describes her work where hybridity falters and fails. In A New World Order, Caryl Phillips writes …
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The Millennial Garden: A Post-hybrid Reading of Zadie Smith's White Teeth and On Beauty
… lens of post-hybridity to examine Smith’s novels White Teeth and On Beauty and demonstrate the ways in which they problematize hybridity as well as the instances when post-hybridity more accurately describes her work where hybridity falters and fails. In A New World Order, Caryl Phillips writes …
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Generating Newness: The Third Space Modality in The Buddha Of Suburbia, Fruit of the Lemon and White Teeth
… and Irie Jones and Millat Iqbal in Zadie Smith’s White Teeth – I show how the medium of late twentieth-century British fiction can generate newness for and through its readers. I consider Karim, Faith, Irie and Millat’s mental, physical and social spaces from Henri Lefebvre and Edward Soja’s …
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"This Blessed Plot": Negotiating Britishness in Sam Selvon's The Lonely Londoners, Hanif Kureishi's The Buddha of Suburbia, and Zadie Smith's White Teeth
… understood itself as a relatively homogenous white society and reacted badly when commonwealth citizens unexpectedly began to “return” following World War II. Colonial migrants’ increasingly large presence, particularly as many settled and had children, challenged the myth of a “pure” …
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"This Blessed Plot": Negotiating Britishness in Sam Selvon's The Lonely Londoners, Hanif Kureishi's The Buddha of Suburbia, and Zadie Smith's White Teeth
… understood itself as a relatively homogenous white society and reacted badly when commonwealth citizens unexpectedly began to “return” following World War II. Colonial migrants’ increasingly large presence, particularly as many settled and had children, challenged the myth of a “pure” …
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The Break Between Taft and Roosevelt
… man rush into the solicitor's Office with his white teeth gleaming and shout some idea at the man behind the desk. Thus, in 1800, while Mr. Roosevelt was Civil Service Commissioner. did the friendship between these two antithetical characters begin. Though their training had been different, for …
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Narrating Literary Transnationalism in Zake Smith and Dave Eggers
… representative examples: Zadie Smith's novel <em>White Teeth</em> and Dave Eggers' novel <em>What Is the What</em>. Smith's work focuses intently upon the friction people experience in the face of transnationalism when they refuse to let go of their colonial mindset. Eggers' text centers on a Lost …