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Greeneland

fictional world of Graham Greene. A symbolic space of despair, corruption, and moral ambiguity, where characters struggle with guilt, belief, and the weight of their actions

1950s

Marked a significant shift from modernist experimentation to social realism, characterized by a renewed focus on Man-in-Society. Called the Angry Decade

Pinter Pause

a pause in a play iused to build tension and create a sense of anxiety

Experimental Fiction

a movement of writers who rejected linear storytelling, character psychology, and realism, choosing instead to explore fragmented, self-conscious, and metafictional techniques. Inspired by Samuel Beckett. B. S Johnson, Ann Quin, Christine Brooke-Rose

1960s

a decade of dramatic social changes, particularly for women. One of the strategies was rewriting canonical texts

Postcolonial literature

Key concerns in postcolonial studies include race, ethnic identity, historical revisionism, challenges to the traditional literary canon, and concepts such as hybridity and hybrid identity