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Salman Rushdie

Salman Rushdie talks about his portrait of Nicaragua in The jaguar smile. Topics of discussion include: the tradition of cultural histories written from a political perspective, the writers role in politics, Nicaraguan poetry workshops, the role of newspapers.

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  • "Salman Rushdie with W.L. Webb"
  • "Writers talk ideas of our time"@en
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  • "Salman Rushdie, Satanic verses"@en
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  • "Rushdie discusses his work, cultural histories written from a political perspective, and writing about Nicaragua."
  • "Salman Rushdie talks about his portrait of Nicaragua in The jaguar smile. Topics of discussion include: the tradition of cultural histories written from a political perspective, the writers role in politics, Nicaraguan poetry workshops, the role of newspapers."@en
  • "Rushdie discusses his work, cultural histories written from a political perspective, and writing about Nicaragua. Topics include: the role of newspapers, the writer's role in politics in Latin America, U.S. involvement in Nicaragua, and writing about Nicaragua."@en
  • "Rushdie discusses the background of his Satanic verses, themes of divided selves, the nature of the city as metaphor, writing dialogue, and writing from the experience of duality and uprootedness."
  • "Salman Rushdie talks about the background to Satanic verses and about being an Indian in an English culture."
  • "A discussion which covers background to The Satanic verses; themes of divided selves; the irony of an Indian being viewed as representative of English culture; the nature of the city as metaphor; writing dialogue; writing from the experience of duality of uprootedness; and Black voices "describing back" in their literature."
  • "A discussion which covers background to The Satanic verses; themes of divided selves; the irony of an Indian being viewed as representative of English culture; the nature of the city as metaphor; writing dialogue; writing from the experience of duality of uprootedness; and Black voices "describing back" in their literature."@en
  • "Salman Rushdie talks about his book The Jaguar smile and contemporary Nicaragua."
  • "Rushdie discussed the price of free speech and the perils of limiting intellectual freedom. He talked about his book "The satanic verses", what happened to it, what one learned from it, and its implications."
  • "Salman Rushdie speaks to Andrea Stretton about his latest book, Midnight's children, and other aspects of his work."@en
  • "Probe the life of one of the most important and controversial modern novelists."@en
  • "Topics include: the city as metaphor, background to "The Satanic verses", themes of divided selves, the duality of uprootedness, and writing dialog."@en
  • "Background to the Satanic verses; themes of divided selves; the irony of an Indian being viewes as representative of English culture; the nature of the city as metaphor; writing dialogue; writing from the experience of duality of uprootedness; black voices describing back in their literature."
  • "Author Salman Rushdie discusses his life and work with Charlotte Cornwell."
  • "Salman Rushdie talks about his portrait of Nicaragua in The jaguar smile. Topics of discussion include: the tradition of cultural histories written from a political perspective, the writers role in politics, Nicaraguan poetry workshops, the role of newspapers."
  • "In this interview, Salman Rushdie provides a rare personal insight into his work and his life."@en
  • "The award winning novelist reads from his highly controversial book The satanic verses, and discusses his views on censorship and politics."@en
  • "Rushie is interviewed by Charlotte Cornwell and talks on such topics as writing about Nicaragua; choosing a form in which to write; the writer's role in politics in Latin America."@en

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  • "Criticism, interpretation, etc"@en
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  • "évocation scénarisée"
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  • "Salman Rushdie with Charlotte Cornwall"
  • "Salman Rushdie with W.L. Webb"
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  • "Salman Rushdie with W. L. Webb"
  • "Salman Rushdie with Charlotte Cornwell"

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