Memory and History in the Works of Michael Ondaatje

Memory and history in Michael Ondaj's work In the context of Canada the identity problem is a controversial issue and Canadian meaning problems are well known given the various social and cultural backgrounds in particular. Canadian heterogeneity and their own experience In this article, Canadian writer Michael Ondaatje explores how to deal with understanding and learning of memory and history besides his own personal experience.

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Michael Ondaatje is the first writer in Canada who won the famous Booker Award in 1992 and is known as a treasure trove of contemporary literature. In his work, he is trying to re-evaluate the history by focusing on relationships between the edge and the center, the individual and the public. Hence, his work adapts easily to postmodern and postcolonial literary methods. In addition, Ondaatje's unique appeal lies in the creation of emotional and emotional effects by experimental practitioners and fashion experts. Ondaatje fully utilized his personal experience in cultural exchanges that allowed him to attempt a special review of the reality. He was born in Former Ceylon Sri Lanka from India / Netherlands, he went to the UK school and then moved to Canada. His multicultural roots and a grown experience in a multicultural society gave him a unique perspective on various positions and perspectives.