Bandarshah

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Bandarshah is a novel by Sudanese writer Tayeb Salih that blends myth, history, and social change in a fictional Sudanese village.

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instanceOf literary work
novel
author Tayeb Salih NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Sudan NERFINISHED
culturalContext Sudanese postcolonial society
depicts Sudanese village life
clash between old and new values
religious and mystical practices
explores collective memory
impact of modernization on rural Sudan
power and authority in village society
role of storytelling in community life
genre Arabic literature
fiction
postcolonial literature
hasCharacter Bandar Shah NERFINISHED
Mahjoub NERFINISHED
Zein NERFINISHED
village elders
village imam
hasImagery Nile and rural landscape
desert and river symbolism
hasMythicElement folkloric stories of the village
legendary figure of Bandar Shah
hasPart Dumu’a ‘ala hadr al-sharq
The Cypriot Man NERFINISHED
The Wedding of Zein NERFINISHED
languageFamily Semitic languages NERFINISHED
literaryMovement Sudanese literature
literarySignificance important work in modern Arabic narrative experimentation
literaryStyle blend of realism and myth
nonlinear narrative
narrativeForm novel sequence
narrativePerspective multiple perspectives
narrativeTechnique interweaving of myth and history
shifts in time
originalLanguage Arabic
placeInAuthorOeuvre major work of Tayeb Salih
relatedWork Season of Migration to the North NERFINISHED
The Wedding of Zein and Other Stories NERFINISHED
setting fictional Sudanese village
theme history
myth
postcolonial identity
rural community life
social change
tradition versus modernity
timePeriodOfSetting 20th century Sudan
writtenBy Tayeb Salih NERFINISHED

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Tayeb Salih notableWork Bandarshah