Sara Suleri -- Theme and Subject

• Geographical Ontology in Meatless Days
• The Chapter "Meatless Days"
• Rushdie and Suleri: Public and Private History in Meatless Days
• Sara Suleri, Salman Rushdie, and Post-Colonialism
• Enabling Opposition and Power Relations in Meatless Days
• Suleri and the Resistance to Definition in Postmodern Writing
• The Postcolonial Woman as a Terminological Problem
• Rape as Metaphor
• Women and Postcoloniality Stripped to the Bone in Meatless Days: An Introduction
• Pakistan's Tumultuous Invention and Grotesque Parables in Meatless Days
• The Intersection of History, Location, Discourse and Womanhood in Meatless Days
• Water and Border-Crossing in Suleri: Deconstructing the Idea of Woman
• Displacement in Shame and Meatless Days
• Names and Naming
• Time May Change Me, But I Can't Change Time: Mutability in Sara Suleri's Meatless Days
• Intimacy and Estrangement in Meatless Days
• "I" Versus "They": The Textual and Communal Self in Sara Suleri's Writings
• Chewing Away at Boundaries
• "The World is a Monster": Grotesque Wisdom in Dillard, Suleri and Didion

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Last modified 18 May 2001