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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Domestic violence in Kamala Markandaya's : a silence of desire/Balasaheb Sagade. 2. Negotiating political space in the post Independent India: A study of Rophinton Mistry's novels/D. Jockim. 3. Feministic perspectives in Bharati Mukherjee's middlemen and other stories/R. Madhavi. 4. The quest for feminine social identity in Shobha De's socialite evenings/Hyacinth Pink. 5. Geetha Hariharan's in times of Siege: a fusion of exile and nation/Archana Parashar. 6. Behind the curtains: endurance and silence/Srirupa Banerjee. 7. The theme of anti-colonialism in a bend in the Ganges/Basavaraj Naikar. 8. Nitin Bose as a schizophrenic in Gita Mehta's a river Sutra: a study/G. Dominic Savio and S.J. Kala. 9. Identity consciousness racial identity in the novels of Kamala Markandaya/Monisha Saxena. 10. A fabulous phenomena of story telling in P. Raja's The blood and other stories/Lily Arul Sharmila. 11. Move from feminine to female stages: Anita Desai's fire on the mountain/M.S. Chandra. 12. Suffering is not a matter of option for Rosie: a study of R.K. Narayan's the guide/Sau. Seema Sanjay Jagtap and Alka A. Bhise. 13. The theme of marital incompatibility in Gita Hariharan's The Thousand Faces of Night/K. Mangayarkarasi. 14. Political and cultural views in Nayantara Sahgal's storm in Chandigarh/S. Sabithashunmugapriya. 15. The image of modern Indian women in Manju Kapur's a married woman/K. Suneetha Reddy. 16. Immigrant experience depicted in the works of Jhumpa Lahiri/F. Mary Priya. 17. Bama: the apostle of Dalit feminism in India/K. Jayaraju. 18. Bhattacharya's so many hungers: an analytical study/T.M. Bhaskar. Index. Indian writers with artistic skill move many interesting things into the fabric of their creative writings. The telling of the tale is interesting and emits a unique aroma that captured the readers of all sections in India and abroad. The fictional world of the Indian Writers on English reflects contemporary life, present problems and changing human values. The new nations in the making, the old traditions crumbling and the brave new world that rose our of the computerised world is preserved in the creative writings. The writings of Indian fiction in English is a museum where every book has its own importance because it captured the change in time. Any casual reading of a short story or a novel will not only make us think about the conditions prevalent in the society but also makes us evaluate our own contribution to the mankind. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. The trauma of partition in Azadi/Basavaraj Naikar. 2. Socialite evenings of Shobha de: a study in self actualization/Dilip K. Madhesiya. 3. Shashi Despande's protagonists: a harrowing experience/Satendra Kumar and H.C.S. Chauhan. 4. Reflection of gender identity and discrimination in Shashi Deshpande's novel: the binding vine/Grishma Khobragade. 5. Basavaraj Naikars light in the house: a hagiographical novel/Meenakshi Sundaram. 6. Naikar memorializes Babasaheb in the sun behind the cloud/Shyam S. Agarwalla. 7. Teaching English through Indian fiction in English/G. Sundari. 8. The queen and the colonial cage: a peep into Basavaraj Naikars the queen of Kittur/Sudhir K. Arora. 9. Violence as sine qua non: a study of select novels of Rohinton mistry and Amitav Ghosh/Ch. Swathi. 10. A thematic study of the novels of Kiran Desai/Satendra Kumar. Indian Fiction in English developed rapidly and also became a popular genre in Indian literature in English and in world literature. With its vast variety of themes, subject matter narrative technique and style it has won a unique place in the hearts of the literary lovers. The changing relationships in the changing world is well captured in the words, phrases, images and expressions by our writers. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: As New. 1st Edition. Indian contribution to World Drama is immense. The dramatic powers of our Indian dramatists are matchless and their experiments with stage in traditional and modern age are wonderful. At the beginning stage our dramatists had British influence. Some of our plays are covered out of mythological stories. But later dramatists like Asif Curimbhoy, Badal Sircar, Vijay Tendulkar, Mahesh Dattani, Manjula Padmanabhan, Mohan Rakesh took Indian Drama to sublime heights. Drama should be examined analysed and our synthesis of analysis should be brought our in the form of a book which will be helpful to scholars, critics and also dramatists in future. It is high time to read, think and retrospect the creative works of the Indian Dramatists in English. We wish that the scholarly articles included in the book will open new vistas to the voyage of Indian Drama in English. We thank all the contributors for their critical and thought provoking insights into the Indian Drama in English. We pay our tributes to Badal Sircar and Vijay Tendulkar for their magical contribution to the field of drama which has left an indelible impression in the hearts of readers, critics and audience all over the world. We dedicate this book to them. (jacket).…

Contents Preface Introduction 1 Tagore and yeats a perspectiveUK Atiyodi and Kandangali 2 Tagores plays a studyBhaskar Roy Barman 3 Tagores play Malini a socio cultural preview of BuddhismPrafull D Kulkarni 4 The images of Indian women in Rabindranath Tagores short storiesEstherrani David 5 Critical analysis of Rabindranath Tagores Gitanjali and his literary theoryS Ganesan and R Shalini 6 A reassessment of TagoreIndrajit Kumar 7 Chokher Bali a critical appreciationKemeswari Ayyagari 8 Mysticism and love of nature in Tagores GitanjaliKameswari Ayyagari 9 Social realism form and vision in the stories of TagoreKunal 10 The poetics of Rasa critical insights into Tagores the childMuralikrishnan TR 11 Tagore on nature some philosophical considerationsD Nirmala Devi 12 Portryal of women in the select novels of Rabindranath Tagore a study of the wreck and GoraA Padmaja 13 The element of conflict in Tagores plays Natir Puja and ChandalikaP Padmini Viswanathan 14 Indian society and culture in Tagores novelsD Prasad 15 Mysticism in Tagores GitanjaliPriyanka Vaidya 16 Educational policy of Rabindranath TagoreR Shalini and B Subhashini 17 An exposition of Tagores educare in the light of Western and Indian educational philosophiesSandhya RS and Bisha CM 18 Humanism in Tagores Mukta dharaT Sasikanth Reddy and Suneeta Reddy 19 Rabindranath Tagore the educationistSeeme Mohamood 20 God versus God an insight into Tagores GitranjaliR Tamil Selvi 21 Mysticism in the writings of Rabindranath TagoreA Joycilin Shermila 22 The Gospel of Gurudev to modern GurusG Sundari 23 Tagores home and the world a studyTM Bhaskar 24 Nature and sustainable development a study of Tagores short storiesPoonam 25 Mystic offerings in verse a study of Tagores poemsJ Jenitha 26 Short stories of Rabindranath Tagore an analysisR Gandhi Subramanian 27 Tagore a sage in search of GodSumit Dutta and Akhileshwar Thakur 28 All about being human Tagores KabuliwallahDaisy Rabindranath Tagore is one of the greatest geniuses produced by India He is a poet dramatist novelist short story writer painter and musician all rolled into one His every work of art has a characteristic mark called Tagore He made the whole world feel the unique soul of India Life love mysticism spirituality and nature all reverborate through out his works Tagore himself is a revolution a great movement The world takes centuries to understand the true spirit of Tagore Like Valmiki Tagore has seen the totality of life and expressed it in proper words tunes and colours We have brought out this book as a sincere tribute to Rabindranath Tagore during his 150th birth Anniversary Celebrations jacket 310 pp.…

Contents Foreword Preface 1 Anita Desais clear light of day a studyTS Chandra Mouli and P Indrani 2 A peep into Anita Desais custodyDalip Kumar Khetarpal 3 Delineation of women characters in the short stories of Shashi DeshpandeK Suneetha Reddy 4 The dynamics of human and environmental concerns in the hungry tideRatnagiri Usha 5 The emergence of an Independent woman in Anita Nairs Ladies coupeR Annie Karunya 6 Entering the world of RK Narayan a space problematising identityArun Kumar Mukhopadhyay 7 Countering violence and factual tampering alternative history in Sahgals rich like usDwijen Sharma 8 Desire of the moth for the star quest for organic living in Shashi Deshpandes the intrusion and other storiesHemang Desai 9 Literary perceptions form non literary Professions contemporary Indian fictionISV Manjula 10 Theme of feminism in Manju Kapurs difficult daughtersMonica Singh 11 Identity and cultural crisis of protagonists in Githa Hariharans The Thousand faces of Night and Bharati Mukherjees wifeP Padmini and SK Sudha 12 Conflicting selves in Shashi Deshpandes that long silencePurnima Gupta 13 Teaching English through RK Narayans Swami and friendsRaja Eshwar 14 Womans emancipation and marriage in RK Naryans novelsSarika Dubey 15 Subaltern predicament in the recent Indian English fiction a study of Aravind Adigas The White Tiger and Vikram Swarups slumdog MillionaireAJ Sebastian sdb 16 Mulk Raj Anands untouchable a Dalit perspectiveSunitha Srinivas C 17 Being and becoming Saru Shashi Deshpandes the Dark holds no terrorsD Ebina Cordelia 18 Dalit pride and black suffering in Arundati Roys the God of small thingsHyacinth Pink 19 Quest for self a study of Jasmine in Bharati Mukherjees JasmineAkilad D 20 Woman and class dynamics in Rupa Bajwas the Sari shopDaisy 21 Plurality of existence the treatment of women men and children in the novels of Shobha deNK Neb 22 Arundhati Roys novel The God of Small Things her Dalit consciousnessPoonam Pandey 23 Vedanta and Raja Raos the Chessmaster and his movesR Subramony 24 Depiction of domestic life love and violence in expatriates in Jhumpa Lahiris novel the NamesakeT Sasikanth Reddy  25 When cupids arrows fail an appraisal of Anita Desais select novelsV Sunitha 26 Manju Kapurs difficult daughters mission for mental thirst and physical lustSatendra Kumar 27 Wo e men exploitedT Sree Latha The rise and fall of share markets the rise and fall of bullion market the rise and fall in the prices of commodities are carefully observed and talked of by financial experts as well as the man in the street Kidnaps murders acid attacks are on the rise The fall in human values though not presented meticulously as the rise and fall in financial matters is a common subject for scholars businessmen teachers politicians etcBut the fall in human values affects our society and breed many disorders in our life The youth often fail to understand the importance of life and the beauty in life To the youth life is a bag of garbage which can be disposed off at any time without second thought The old feel that they are outcasts in the society and every minute is miserable for them With icy looks they count their days in old age homes Poetry Prose Fiction Drama One Act plays are being created by a number of wonderful masters As teachers readers professors and scholars of literature let us come together and retrospect the human values reflected in the Indian fiction in English jacket 288 pp.…

Contents Preface 1 Drama as a Vehicle in Teaching EnglishSamyukta S Thorat 2 Teaching English through DramaT Sreelatha 3 Evolution and Growth of Indian Drama in English with Special Reference to Girish Karnad?s TughlaqJayant Shevtekar 4 Habib Tanvir?s Charandas Chor Revitalizing Fold into DiscourseMustajeeb A Khan 5 Locked up in the House all Day Releasing the Female Body in Girist Karnad?s NagamandalaShree Deepa 6 Manteswamy and Madaish ? The Heroes of the MarginalilsedUmesh Chandra 7 Myth and Drama A Social StudyPG Kulkarni 8 Nerd or Hunk The Dilemma of the Contemporary Woman as found in Hayavadana by Girist KarnadGM Sridevi Shree Deepa 9 Rani and the Rhythm of LifeShobha Diwakar 10 Silence the Court is in Session Vijay Tendulkar?s Socio-Political critique on Indian MilieuDaisy and Ravi Bhushan 11 Social Critique in the Plays of Vijay TendulkarM Vincent Paul 12 Subversion of Traditional Image of Woman in Karnad?s PlaysS Shylaja 13 The Effect and Impact of English Drama on Telugu DramaT Vasu 14 The Thematic Contribution of Vijay TendulkarNV Chitnis 15 Drama is to Language as Milk is to HealthD John Methusela 16 The Trauma of Partition in Asif Currimbhoy?s The RefugeeMallam Naveen 17 Manjula Padmanabhan?s The Harvest Harvesting Cannibalistic HegemonyMadhu Kamra 18 Woman and Patriarchy A Study of Girish Karnad?s Naga-MandalaAjeet Singh and Saritha 19 Evolution and Growth of Indian Drama in EnglishBhaskar Roy Barman 20 Drama as a Powerful Medium in Teaching EnglishG Sundari 21 Image Out of Karnad?s A Heap of Broken ImagesP Gopi Chand and P Nagasuseela 22 Dance ? A Familiar Chord in the Post-colonial Indian English DramaP Nagasuseela and P Gopi Chand IndexOur human life is a strange drama with complex characters myriad acts and innumerable incidents which emit fresh aroma from time to time Indian contributed a lot to the development of World Drama and Indian Dramatists excelled in writing plays based on social mythical historical spiritual and psychological issuesJacket 202 pp.…