THE RISE OF DIASPORIC MUSLIM WRITERS IN AMERICAN LITERATURE: MOHJAKAHF, KHALED HOSSEINI, ASRANOMANI & SAMIMA ALI
Abstract
America, being a country of extreme liberalism, individual freedom, choice and existence and modern & lavish way of living is a center of attraction for the people of Third world. And the new rise of globalization and capitalism has also added to its glory. So, people from the other part of world in search of better ways of living, high standard and for monetary gain often go to settle there. Even the people of literary world are not apart from it. They also migrate for better popularity and monetary gain. But everything is not as easy as it appears as more or less they have to face some problems in a new atmosphere. And the most important issue is adjustment or assimilation. The fact is that some people find it difficult to adapt themselves in a new surrounding which is totally different than the society of their native country. They experience culture shock as American culture and society is very different from their traditional one. This is especially a vital issue with the Muslim communities when they migrate to United States. In the recent times, there is a rise of diasporic writer there is a rise of diasporic writer who are also enriching the American literature by sharing their immigrant experiences. Though there are many such writers but I am focusing on MohjaKafh, Khaled Hosseini, AsraNomani and Samima Ali.
Key words: Diasporic Muslim writers, American Literature, Immigrant experience, Third world country.
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