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From this perspective, literature can refer both inward to itself and outward to the world, resisting the organicism of formalist criticism. Bourchier and Hadiz classify post-1965 political though into four categories: organicism, the regime's official ideology of society as an organic unity; pluralism, the advocacy of civil rights and competition between political parties; Islam, a category they admit is problematic given the diversity of political tendencies among Muslims; and radicalism, which did not emerge before the late 1980s. Here is yet another example of destructive aspects of Bushnell's organicism that merely reinforce existing societal oppressions (Bushnell, 1869, pp. |
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