Reading Tahmima Anam’s Postcolonial Fiction- A Golden Age in the Light of Fredrick Jameson’s Concept of ‘National Allegory’

Tahmima Anam’s postcolonial fiction- A Golden Age is such a novel that can be called narrative of the liberation war Bangladesh. Despite having good art characterization and universal theme with global appeal, it plausible to dissect thought action characters as well different events this fiction argument Fredrick Jameson all Third-World texts are actually ‘National Allegory’. He asserted even text seems contain private feelings emotions; underlying meaning since author’s main purpose demonstrate collective state nation where individual part matters less. That Allegory’ prime concern article in which will shown how Anam, daughter freedom fighter, has portrayed her mainly articulate saga 1971 Bangladesh (the then East Pakistan).