Chapter 1. Indigenous Australian detective fiction as political writing -- Chapter 2. "Art made tongue-tied by authority": art, power, and ideology in Julian Barnes's the noise of time -- Chapter 3. A representation of british gendered imperial politics in fiction for children: Rudyard Kipling's the jungle book -- Chapter 4. Reflection of ideology and politics in travel writing: America and Russia in each other's mirror, 1930s-1940s -- Chapter 5. Uprootedness, resentment, and the will to power in Emily Bront©± -- Chapter 6. Negative impact of ideology in Albanian literature -- Chapter 7. Intertextuality in political discourse -- Chapter 8. Narratives of erasure: Caste in R. K. Narayan's the English teacher.