Salman Rushdie's Shame -- Imagery, Symbolism, Motifs

• The Grotesque and Post-Colonialism in Shame
• The East Wind and the Loo in Waterland and Shame
• Death and the Grotesque in Salman Rushdie's Fiction
• The Grotesque and Post-Colonialism in Shame
• Islam, Pakistan, and Shame
• Rushdie on Names, History, and Pakistan
• Postmodern Style and Language in Rushdie's Shame
• Spit and Memory
• Mary and Omar: History, Humanity, and History
• The East Wind and the Loo in Waterland and Shame
• Salman Rushdie and the History of Alchemy
• Morality and Mirror Imagery
• Migration, Character, and Event
• Outsider Characters in Shame and Waterland
• Feminizing Narrative and Landscape: Images of Women in Three Postcolonial Texts
• The Female Landscape
• Imagery of Locked Women
• The Postcolonial Mother Country
• "An Empty Vessel"
• The Shame of Motherhood
• Confronting America's Inanimate Presence (III): Shame