PPT-Sir Salman Rushdie

Imaginary Homelands Sir Salman Rushdie born June 19 1947 Bombay India He was educated at Rugby School and the University of Cambridge receiving an MA degree in history in 1968 After graduating he spent time working in television and a brief period as a copywriter for an advertising agency before pursuing a career as a . As a Muslim growing up in the cosmopolitan but predominantly Hindu city of Bombay Rushdie is a child of two different cultures and is one of the very few Indians to write about the two communities with almost equal affection and understanding As an Midnight’s Children by Dr. Sarala Krishnamurthy Dean, School of Communication Polytechnic of Namibia Windhoek, Namibia Abstract Midnight’s Children has been variously describe d as a Po reflection are clearly evident, usually explicitly thematized or even allegorized within the Salman Ha require N-body simulations.The matter Rose RamblingsRita Salman, continued on next page Rita Salman, continued Harissa (Cream of Wheat Cake) By Ma’Moun and Julie Sukkar harissa Syrup (attir) Rita Salman, continued on ne Dr. Salman studied and trained at the American University of Beirut and at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions. He spent his professional life in academic medicine. He is a former Professor & Chair 2 3Angela Carter4Salmon Rushdie on Angela Carter5Director CorrespondenceAddress:SalmanM.A.Salman,LegalVicePresidency,TheWorldBank,WashingtonDC,USA.Email:ssalman@worldbank.orgWaterResourcesDevelopment,Vol.23,No.4,625 Mapping Diasporic Identities. Chae-Pyong Song, Ph.D.. Associate Professor of English. Marygrove College. Baekdo Island, Yeosu, Korea. Don’t say that I will depart tomorrow—. even today I am still arriving.. towards Salman Mapping Diasporic Identities. Chae-Pyong Song, Ph.D.. Associate Professor of English. Marygrove College. Baekdo Island, Yeosu, Korea. Don’t say that I will depart tomorrow—. even today I am still arriving.. • born Ahmad Salman Rushdie in Bombay, India in 1947. • studied history at Cambridge. • Magic realism „The Mexican critic Luis Leal summed . . up the difficulty of defining magical realism by . brought to you by CORE View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk provided by Flinders Academic Commons  \n\r\n\n\n\n\n\n\ Rushdie’s Novels. West and East Pakistan. “a country so improbable that it could almost exist” (62). . Peripheral histories. ‘In the remote border town of Q., which when seen from the air resembles nothing so much as an ill-proportioned dumb-bell, there once lived three lovely, and loving, sisters. Their names… but their real names were never used, like the best household china, which was locked away after the night of their joint tragedy in a cupboard whose location was eventually forgotten, so that the great thousand-piece service from the Gardner potteries in Tsarist Russia became a family myth in whose factuality they almost ceased to believe… the three sisters, I should state without further delay, bore the family name of Shakil, and were universally known (in descending order of age) as .