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Magic Realism

By Masood Raja|2019-11-15T12:49:39-06:00November 15th, 2019|Comments Off on Magic Realism

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About the Author: Masood Raja

Author of "ISIS: Ideology, Symbolics and Counter Narratives" (2019) Masood Raja is an associate professor of Postcolonial Literature and theory at University of North Texas.

This website is in NOT affiliated with my employer.  All opinions on this website are my own as a public scholar.

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