Document Type
Blog
Publication Date
11-4-2019
Abstract
Religious nationalism is the dominant discourse in Pakistan, which was created as a nation-state for the Muslims of British India in 1947. But when a nation’s boundaries are created by a former colonizer, how does that impact people’s sense of belonging, asks University of Dayton literary critic Shazia Rahman.
Keywords
University of Dayton, Arts and Sciences
eCommons Citation
Larsen, Dave, "Literary critic explores place and belonging in Pakistan" (2019). College of Arts and Sciences Newsroom. 375.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/cas_blog/375
