Introduction Webinar on Scholarly Writing and Publishing Note: We have decided on July 27, 9:00 am US Central Time. Please Register HERE! After a successful live Webinar on Postcolonialism, I am now planning to offer a live webinar on [...]
Nyla Ali Khan's Review of my book ISIS: Ideology, Symbolics, and Counter Narratives Published in the Daily Times on June 12, 2019 Masood Ashraf Raja’s book ISIS: Ideology, Symbolics, and Counter Narratives attempts to come to terms with the [...]
Book Proposal. (Note: This is a modified version of my book proposal for my book on ISIS. While most publishers would use a similar format, please do check the exact requirements of your publisher: you can always find the specifics [...]
(Note: This is a modified version of an article published in Friday Times, Lahore) We often hear, in public and private conversations, that Pakistani culture and politics will become better with the increase in access to education. This is nothing [...]
(This is an excerpt from the conclusion of my recent book: ISIS: Ideology, Symbolics and Counter Narratives.) There are some brilliantly researched books on ISIS, I consulted most of them, but in this brief volume I have attempted to answer [...]
I have noticed that I am always at a loss when someone asks me: What do you mean by postcolonialism? The answer, invariably always, involves a convoluted explanation of Postcolonialism as a field of study. After I tell someone, [...]
I just wanted to share that after 17 years of stay at my friend's hosting platform, for which I can never thank her enough, Postcolonial Space has now moved to a self-hosted Wordpress platform. While I am working on rebuilding [...]
M, W 3:30-4:50 Classroom: AUD 217 My Office: LANG 408D; My Email: mraja@unt.edu Office Hours: M, W 10:00-12:00 and by Appointment Introduction With the rise of recent populist nationalisms all over the world, the varied pronationalist models of global [...]
M, W: 12:30-1:50 Language 313 My Office: LANG 408D; My Email: mraja@unt.edu Office Hours: M, W 10:00-12:00 and by Appointment Introduction This course introduces you to some of the major world/postcolonial authors. The postcolonial cultural production can be roughly [...]
M, W 3:30-4:50 pm LANG 104 Office: LANG 408D Contact: Masood Raja Introduction Salman Rushdie is by far the most prominent and the most controversial British. postcolonial author. This course aims to introduce you some of his major works [...]