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"In this sharp and subtle book, Coovadia demonstrates that V.S. Naipaul s authority as an interpreter of nonWestern societies is built on a set of literary devices, such as the cold joke, that preempt humanitarian fellowfeeling and help the reader laugh along with Naipaul at postcolonial suffering. In a series of brilliant close reading-books-1s of his books on the Caribbean, subSaharan Africa, India, and the Muslim world, Coovadia helps us understand one of the great rhetorical achievements of contemporary literature: Naipaul s success in making his antiliberal prejudices seem not just plausible, but prescient in a coldeyed way." Mukul Kesavan, Jamia Millia Islamia University, Delhi and author of Looking Through Glass

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