Rural Marginality is a theoretical construct in postcolonial literary studies that denotes the systemic exclusion and representational erasure of rural communities in Arabic fiction, distinguishing it from urban-centric narratives by foregrounding the spatial, socio-economic, and cultural peripheries shaped by colonial and neocolonial power structures.
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