MULTICULTURALISM IN THE NOVELS OF ZADIE SMITH

Abstract

Multiculturalism already had an impact on sociologists, offering fresh perspectives on racial and ethnic identity. It takes a special talent to write the first novels that succeed. Even so, fewer can change the world via their words. Smith's writings helped her readers by introducing them to British culture from a global perspective. While the women are excellent in expressing very personal concerns, many of which centre on identity-related difficulties, in their works, they also successfully convey societal and political complaints.