in diasporic literature the question of identity is tangled with the question of history. this study aims at discussing how yasmin crowther reviews the persian tradition in the saffron kitchen, her autobiographical novel which is mainly set-in early 60s, iran. the novel focuses on evoking and rewriting history by using different types of counter narratives that contrast with iranian hegemonic d...

In this paper, we introduce the concept of a “Hegemony of Play,” to critique the way in which a complex layering of technological, commercial and cultural power structures have dominated the development of the digital game industry over the past 35 years, creating an entrenched status quo which ignores the needs and desires of “minority” players such as women and “non-gamers,” Who in fact repre...

Throughout the last two decades, discussions around “post-hegemony” have stimulated exchanges different theorizations of “hegemony” and their limits – not only one by Antonio Gramsci, but also predominantly discursive reformulation put forward Laclau & Mouffe. Very recently, a new article Peter Thomas on post-hegemony (2020) is triggering debates issue. In this paper, Thomas’s contribution ...