The Paradox of Globalization as an "Untotalizable Totality" in Salman Rushdie's The Ground Beneath Her Feet.: An article from: International Fiction Review

Name: The Paradox of Globalization as an "Untotalizable Totality" in Salman Rushdie's The Ground Beneath Her Feet.: An article from: International Fiction Review
Author: Pirbhai, Mariam
ISBN: asnB0008IBRNI

Pirbhai, Mariam

Cover Art for 9789592400863, El Arte De Cocinar: Recetas De Cocina Catalana Y Cubana by Ortega Ruiz, Norlys


ASIN:	B0008IBRNI
Publisher:	International Fiction Association
Published:	1 January, 2001
Format:	HTML

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The Paradox of Globalization as an "Untotalizable Totality" in Salman Rushdie's The Ground Beneath Her Feet.: An article from: International Fiction Review

Pirbhai, Mariam

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