Introduction -- Definitions -- The emergence of a literary genre, Italy and France -- The consolidation of a genre Grimm and Andersen -- Critical and conceptual approaches -- Psychoanalysis, history and ideology -- Conclusion.
The book offers a thorough analysis of Salman Rushdie's fiction by exploring the intellectual, biographical, literary, and cultural contexts that shape his work. Andrew Teverson aims to clarify the intricate discussions surrounding Rushdie's life and contributions, providing readers with a deeper understanding of this significant contemporary author.