![]() More often than not, modern works of fiction shed light on the most controversial aspects of social change and facilitate the development and integration of social priorities with the realities of life. This is probably why writers of fiction seek to re-consider the social reality in their own terms. Economic growth, changes in GDP, multiculturalism, personal experiences, and political moods create a picture of social complexity, which no science can reasonably explain. Social change is an ever-present phenomenon, whose mechanisms are poorly understood. In Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist, social change comes through the terrorist acts of anarchic organizations, which cause a change in personal worldviews, self-understanding, and personal experiences, leading to a shift in power and the creation of a new civil mentality. ![]() ![]() Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist is no exception: the book creates a unique picture of social development. ![]()
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