모신 하미드의 『주저하는 근본주의자』에 재현된 테러리즘과 미국의 세계화
Terrorism and the Globalization of America Represented in Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist
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9/11 terror attack which targeted American politics and the center of world economy was an event that expressed the escalating rage of the radical people of Muslim culture. It has made a tremendous impact on Americans, and its reverberation continues to transform the way people in America as well as others around the world react and look at the world. Out of many literary representative works regarding terror or terrorism, Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist is one of the unique novels that reveal the political implications of the way in which ‘security’ and ‘terror’ is imagined and mobilized. This novel, written by an author from Muslim culture, investigates the truth and characteristics of such essential issues as politics, culture, religion, ethnicity, and nation regarding terrorism after 9/11. The author criticizes American opportunism pursuing new colonization through its neoliberal capitalism and globalization by representing how the event influences an immigrant from Pakistan. This essay argues that Hamid’s novel is a counter-narrative against the political and economic oppression of America on the people of Muslim culture by raising the fundamental issues of American politics and imperialism and representing how the narrator transforms himself into an anti-American educator after 9/11.
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9/11 terror attack which targeted American politics and the center of world economy was an event that expressed the escalating rage of the radical people of Muslim culture. It has made a tremendous impact on Americans, and its reverberation continues to transform the way people in America as well as others around the world react and look at the world. Out of many literary representative works regarding terror or terrorism, Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist is one of the unique novels that reveal the political implications of the way in which ‘security’ and ‘terror’ is imagined and mobilized. This novel, written by an author from Muslim culture, investigates the truth and characteristics of such essential issues as politics, culture, religion, ethnicity, and nation regarding terrorism after 9/11. The author criticizes American opportunism pursuing new colonization through its neoliberal capitalism and globalization by representing how the event influences an immigrant from Pakistan. This essay argues that Hamid’s novel is a counter-narrative against the political and economic oppression of America on the people of Muslim culture by raising the fundamental issues of American politics and imperialism and representing how the narrator transforms himself into an anti-American educator after 9/11.
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