Negotiating Identity and Cultural Hybridity in Monica Ali's Brick Lane

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Analysis uncovers how cultural hybridity affects Nazneen's identity as a Bangladeshi immigrant, suggesting tensions with modern society.

The novel highlights the complexities of identity, showcasing Nazneen's struggles with cultural hybridity in London.
Themes of assimilation and belonging are central, as Nazneen negotiates her place between traditional values and modern influences.
By utilizing postcolonial theory, the study critiques the immigrant experience in a globalized context, revealing deeper cultural dynamics.
Gender, race, and class intersections play a significant role in shaping Nazneen's identity within her community.

Abbas Murad Dohan (2025) studied this question.

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