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Contents Preface Introduction 1 Franz Kafka?s life 2 Franz Kafka and modernism 3 Franz Kafka?s novels 4 Franz Kafka?s short stories 5 Franz Kafka? letters and diaries 6 Franz Kafka and Jewishness Marxist interpretations films societies and websites 7 Franz Kafka and others Kierkegaard Gogol Freud Husserl Mann Heidegger Dickens Melville Hardy Joyce Hemingway and Bellow 8 Conclusion A select bibliography IndexFranz Kafka 1883-1924 is one of the best writers of modernism He was a neo-romanticist expressionist and surrealist The existentialists considered him as their writer of atheism dread angst and alienation The parishioners of the theatre of the Absurd spoke of him as a writer who spoke of the purposelessness of life Of course Kafka was both and he was more than thatFranz Kafka the Austrian writer was a pioneer modernist writer He is called the poster boy of modernism Kafka rote three novels America the Trial and The Castle and stories like the Metamorphosis actually a novella In the Penal Colony and othersThe present book on Kafka is a critical monograph for Indian readers The book has as many as seven chapters The first chapter is an introduction to Kafka Since Kafka was a modernist writer the second chapter discusses modernism at Kafka?s time Chapter 3 is a critical analysis of Kaka novels; and chapter 4 of his short stories Kafka was a fine letter writer and even a diarist as can be seen in the next chapter Kafka was obsessed with many subjects that harassed the modern man; he worried about the Christians anti semetic attitude capitalism and this is discussed in chapter 6 As a great writer Kafka is compared with great people like Kierkegaard Freud Dickens etc in the next chapter 160 pp.

Contents Foreword Authors note Introduction I Poetry 1 Toru Dutts poetry 2 Sarojini Naidus poetry 3 The poetry of Kamala Das 4 The poetry of AK Ramanujan 5 The poetry of Gieve Patel 6 Two Christian Poetesses 7 Love and protest in Parimal Naiks Poetry 8 Celebration of life in KB Rais poetry II Prose 9 Nirad Chaudhari The Sword of the British Empire 10 Armando Menezes writings 11 Meena Alexanders Fault Lines III Drama 12 Mahesh Dattanis Dance Like a Man as a sentimental play 13 Asif Currimbhoys Goa as a depiction of Goa Liberation IV Fiction 14 The life of the underprivileged in Mulk Raj Anands Untouchable 15 Raja Raos Kanthapura a portrait of village Gandhi 16 GV Desanis All About H Hatterr a brief overview 17 Bhabani Bhattacharyas So Many Hungers 18 Arun Joshi The novelist 19 Manohar Malgonkars works 20 Comic and realistic spirit in Khushwant Singhs Train to Pakistan 21 Kamala Markandayas Necter in a Seive as portrait of rural India 22 Bharathi Mukherjees Wife a post modernist novel 23 Nargis Dalals Minari 24 Ruth Prawer Jhabvala 25 Anita Desais life and works 26 Shashi Deshpandes The Dark Holds no Terror as a feminist work 27 Salman Rushdies writings 28 Basavaraj Naikars Portrayal of St Kabir of Karnataka in Light in the House 29 Sunita Namjoshi as a writer 30 Arundhati Roys The God of Small Things and experiment in language 31 Amitav Ghosh The Calcutta Chromosome as a science fiction 32 Jhumpa Lahiris short stories 33 Kiran Desais The Inheritance of Loss as a post modern novel 34 Anita Nairs Satyr of the Subway as urban tales 35 PCK Prems a Night of Storms as a psychological novel 36 Aravind Adigas The White Tiger as a critique of Indian life Index 298 pp.

Contents Preface Introduction 1 Life and works of Thomas Hardy 2 Thomas Hardys Major novels 3 Thomas Hardys minor novels 4 Thomas Hardys short stories 5 Thomas Hardys poetry 6 Thomas Hardys epic drama The Dynasts 7 Thomas Hardys minor writings 8 Thomas Hardys philosophy of life 9 Indian response to Thomas Hardy Conclusion Appendixes A select bibliography Index The present monograph on Thomas Hardy aims at introducing Thomas Hardy to the Indian English students Hardy is the finest Victorian novelist and pioneer modern poet Hardy is second only to Charles Dickens in English fiction past and present He is a good short story writer as well Who has not heard of Hardys epic dram The Dynasts Again like Shakespeare and Dickens Hardy is a part of syllabus in schools colleges and universities everywhere The present monograph on Hardy is one of the finest studies of Hardy Mr Mallikarjun Patil is a Hardy scholar and he has visited all Hardy places in England In fact he has authored three books on Hardy so far He has authored similar kind of monographs on Shakespeare Conrad Kafka and others Mr Patil is our Harold Bloom The present monograph contains quintessential studies of Hardys major novels minor novels short stories poetry plays and his epic drama As well as it includes Hardys philosophy of life All students of English Literature must read this book jacket 210 pp.

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Contents Introduction I Creative writers 1 AK Ramanujan?s contribution to poetry and folklore 2 Armando Menezes?s poetry and other writings 3 VK Gokak?s writings 4 Shankar Mokashi-Punekar?s poetry and other things 5 Raja Rao?s Kanthapura 6 RK Narayan?s The Guide 7 Manohar Malgonkar?s fiction 8 Iqbalunnisa Hussain?s Purdah and Polygamy 9 Shashi Deshpande?s The Dark Holds No Terror 10 K Raghavendra Rao?s Writins 11 Rajashekhar Bhoosnurmath?s Science fiction 12 Basavaraj Naikar?s Light in the House 13 Anita Nair?s Satyr of the Subway 14 Aravind Adiga?s The White Tiger 15 Mallikarjun Patil?s In Shakespeare?s England Basavaraj Naikar?s criticism of the author?s England?s travelogue 16 TP Kailasam?s English Plays 17 Girish Karnad?s Taledand 18 Mahesh Dattani?s Dance like a Man II Creative writers in English translation 19 UR Ananthamurthy?s Sanskara 20 Shantinath Desai?s Omnamo 21 P Lankesh?s Absurd Theatre Plays 22 Chandrashekhar Patil?s Absurd Theatre plays 23 HS Shivaprakash?s Mahachaitra III Critics 24 KRS Iyengar?s Indian Writing in English 25 MK Naik?s History of Indian English Literature 26 CD Narasimiah as critic 27 LS Sheshagiri Rao as a chronicler 28 GS Amur CN Ramachandran and Rajendra Chenni as critics 29 K Krishnamurthy?s contribution to Sanskrit poetics IV Schoars translators and editors; Kananda Literature and PHD studies in English 30 Scholars translators and editors 31 Kannada literature in English 32 PhD studies in EnglishThe present book Karnataka Companion to Indian English Literature deals with Karnataka writers contribution to Indian English literature What is true of Indian writing in English is also true of English writing in Karnataka Raja Rao and RK Narayana are great creative writers from Karnataka 284 pp.

Contents Author?s note Introduction 1 Edgar Allan Poe?s life and works 2 Edgar Allan Poe?s poetry 3 Edgar Allan Poe?s short stories 4 Edgar Allan Poe?s novel The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket 5 Essays and criticism 6 Edgar Allan Poe and the literary world Bibliography AnnexureEdgar Allan Poe is one of the ten greatest 19 century American Writers He is a great poet short story writer critic and innovator His poems like The Raven have earned him world wide acclaim His short story The murders in the Rue Morgue is credited as being the first example of detective fiction Poe has experimented with the genre of poetry and short story and he has written original criticism Poe had an unstable mind and his poetry and stories show intense preoccupation with the morbid and the bizarre Arthur Gordon Pym is his fine novel The Philosophy of Composition is his fine example of criticism and Eureka is his fine philosophical prose piece Poe is also credited with originating symbolism and surrealism He was a great genius with a streak of madness as Longfellow has voiced it in his poem and in the Wreck of noble livessomething immortal still survives The present study of Poe has six chapters on Poe?s life poetry short story and his novel Pym his criticism and the worldview about Poe This book is a fine reference work for the students of English Literature 310 pp.