The subject of the research is artistic interpretation social and political problems in Salman Rushdie’s novel Quichotte (2019). This work a postmodern reinterpretation Cervantes’s story about ingenious gentleman La Mancha, which tackles number pressing issues, faced by American society at beginning twenty-first century, from opioid addiction migration to environmental crisis cyber-spies. purpo...

The article investigates the subversion of meanings food tropes in Salman Rushdie’s novel “Midnight’s Children”. research is carried out within theoretical framework Postethnic Narrative Criticism, which postulates that historical and political contexts are relevant for understanding interpreting postethnic literary work; however, literature should not be perceived as an accurate representation...

Salman Rushdie’s The Moor’s Last Sigh is a most energetic piling up of different stories, but in the diversity so created there is also thematic unity, brought about most forcefully through the character of Aurora, the narrator’s mother – ‘most sharp-tongued woman of her generation’ – and through the counterpoint of her relationship with her husband, the shadowy Abraham. This paper examines tra...