Ahdaf Soueif’s Reconsiderations of Arab Women Identities in Postcolonial Intersections | ASJP

دراسات معاصرة
Volume 5, Numéro 2, Pages 583-592
2021-12-02

Ahdaf Soueif’s Reconsiderations Of Arab Women Identities In Postcolonial Intersections

Authors : Kersani Hasna . Mouro Hamza Reguig Wassila .

Abstract

The present research aims at assessing the narrative strategies that Ahdaf Soueif utilizes in order to establish reinvigorate taxonomy through a tentative relocation of residual colonial paradigm. As a postcolonial writer, Soueif has generously mingled personal and political spheres of her characters that will be in return marked by different forms of hybrid identities. This being the case, this paper intends to discuss the different manners that the writer enrols while she intersects colonial history with the personal journey of Asya and other characters as well. This paper is set to inform how much hybridity alongside colonial desire continues to be a central space of paradoxical interpretations and perplexed ambivalence among characters.

Keywords

Postcolonial ; Hybridity ; Ambivalence ; Colonial Desire ; Transcultural

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