Postcolonial Subject as Modern Orient: A Critical Analysis of Shamsie’s Home Fire

This paper aims to explore the evolution and portrayal of modern Orients in Pakistani fiction attempts determine causes, factors impact this shift from simple orient New Orient. is a discourse being popularized by west under influence Islamophobia generate specific type violent whose main job spread terrorism therefore dangerous. The similar discourses are followed writers non-western areas world deeply connected with formerly colonized country. new an unwanted person loyalties identity, community, race language constantly shifting his fiction. necessitates debate discussion about orient. research study delimits Shamsie’s Home Fire investigate level change that has occurred patterns representation 21st century forces globalization, neo-colonialism islamophobia. Above all, not represented European writer but Postcolonial writers, such as Shamsie. intend read selected chunks text lens new-Orientalism evaluate portrayals Aneeka Parvaiz new-orientals, portrayed most probable outcome post 9/11 given birth set issues related Orient their settlements brought more sophistication characters hence they have diverted traditional Orients.