Ideology, Power and the Text: A Study of Postmodern American Fiction. This item is unavailable.Ideology, Power and the Text: A Study of Postmodern American Fiction

Politics and power do infiltrate literary productions. Literature does in most cases generate an ideological perspective favoring politics and promoting power, or even resisting power and opposing to it as a revolting medium. It can as well be an honest reflection to the societal different discursive conditions. And that is why literature has always been a controversial notion. Although it is assumed that literature is a universal product, which it is indeed in many cases, it is also suggested to be a tool for breeding violence, faking awareness, and spreading prejudices. Eventually, what is a literary text if not an accumulation of life experiences, of particular cultural background, and of a historical reference!

Mohammed Alhiba,an assistant professor of English Literature at Al-Baida'a University, Yemen.Have taught numerous subjects of English Literature like Drama, Fiction, and Poetry.Have also taught a number of basic Linguistics courses.Have participated in many other academic and educational activities. Have published five to six papers.