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Irony, Satire, Allegory: The Rhetoric of Postcolonial Dystopia in Nuruddin Farah's Links and Boubacar Boris Diop's Murambi, the Book of Bones-gctid226865

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Introduction In the context of this article, the use of the concepts of dystopia and counter-utopia as synonyms notwithstanding the nuance pointed by Sergeant who argues that dystopia "refers to the negative social visions, while the term anti-utopia [counter-utopia] should be reserved for texts ... (Publication: Journal of Pan Kmtyw Studies)

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