Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ix
4. Introduction— Islamophobia: The Word and the World 1
5. Chapter One. Islam, Culture, and Anarchy: Faith, Doubt, and Liberalism in Martin Amis, Ian McEwan, and John Updike 31
6. Chapter Two. From Multiculturalism to Islamophobia: Identity Politics and Individualism in Hanif Kureishi and Monica Ali 65
7. Chapter Three. Muslim Misery Memoirs: The Truth Claims of Exotic Suffering in Azar Nafisi and Khaled Hosseini 95
8. Chapter Four. Migrant Cartographies: Islamophobia and the Politics of the City Space in Amy Waldman and H. M. Naqvi 126
9. Chapter Five. States of Statelessness: Islamophobia and Border Spaces in the Post- 9/11 Thrillers of John Le Carré, Dan Fesperman, and Richard Flanagan 153
10. Chapter Six. Islamophobia and the Global Novel: “Worlding” History in Nadeem Aslam and Kamila Shamsie 183
11. Chapter Seven. Marketing the Muslim: Globalization and the Postsecular in Mohsin Hamid and Leila Aboulela 211
12. Conclusion— Toward a Critical Muslim Literary Studies 247
13. NOTES 253
14. BIBLIOGRAPHY 291
15. INDEX 307