The contemporary terrorist novel and religious fundamentalism: Richard Flanagan, Mohsin Hamid, Orhan Pamuk

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• Mohsin Hamid 100%
• Richard Flanagan 100%
• Orhan Pamuk 100%
• Fundamentalists 100%
• Religious Fundamentalism 100%
• Pakistan 50%
• Selfhood 25%
• India 25%
• Manifesto 25%
• Postmodern 25%
• Hero 25%
• Upheaval 25%
• Personal Identity 25%
• Parody 25%
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