CounterText : volume 4 : issue 2

Abstract

1/ Issue Editor's Foreword: After Thoughts -- 2/ The CounterText Interview: Raja Shehadeh -- 3/ ‘Always Returning from It’: Neoliberal Capitalism, Retrospect, and Marlon James's A Brief History of Seven Killings -- 4/ ‘What happens after saying no?’ Egyptian Uprisings and Afterwords in Basma Abdel Aziz's The Queue and Omar Robert Hamilton's The City Always Wins -- 5/ Whiting out Algeria: On the Limits of Assia Djebar's Le Blanc de l'Algérie as Post-Traumatic Liturgy -- 6/ After the Long Wait: Post-Migrant Agency and the Politics of Return in Tahar Ben Jelloun's A Palace in the Old Village -- 7/ Mohsin Hamid's War on Error: The Reluctant Fundamentalist as a Post-Truth Novel -- 8/ Moëz Majed: Poems -- 9/ The CounterText Review: Universities in the Neoliberal Era -- 10/ Notes on Contributors